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Magnetochiral anisotropy of thermally activated phase slips in noncentrosymmetric superconductors
Resistive tails of narrow superconducting wires below the critical temperature are governed by phase slips, thermally activated near the transition and quantum at lower temperatures. We develop the theory of thermally activated phase slips in wires lacking inversion symmetry, modeled microscopically
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