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From Traveling Waves to Synthetic Gauge Fields: A Field-Free Route to Superconducting Diode Effect
The superconducting diode effect requires the forward and reverse bias currents to differ, a scenario achieved via inversion and time-reversal symmetries broken together. The latter, and the more crucial one, is inevitably achieved by a magnetic field. Here, we show that a spatio-temporally driven c
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