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Local Suppression of Superconductivity in Niobium Films by Focused Silicon Ion Implantation
Magnetic flux trapped in a superconducting circuit shifts the critical currents of nearby Josephson junctions and disturbs the operation of the circuit. The usual remedy is a moat etched through the ground plane to hold the flux away from the logic. We report direct write silicon ion implantation wi
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