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Real-axis least-squares bath discretization for real-time transport in quantum-dot Josephson junctions
Efficient real-time methods are essential for resolving transient coherence and nonlinear transport in driven superconducting nanostructures. Such simulations remain challenging because finite representations of the BCS continuum generate recurrences, while the damping used to suppress them smears g
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