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Proximity effect in gap-asymmetric superconducting bilayers and regularization of transition rates
The standard mean-field treatment of low-temperature superconductors leads to a square-root divergent density of states at the gap value. This feature can lead to unphysical logarithmic divergences in various quantities, such as currents and qubit transition rates. We revisit their possible regulari
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