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Controlling Tc of iridium films using the proximity effect
A superconducting Transition-Edge Sensor (TES) with low-Tc is essential in high resolution calorimetric detection. With the motivation of developing sensitive calorimeters for applications in cryogenic neutrinoless double beta decay searches, we have been investigating methods to reduce the Tc of an
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