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arxiv 2009.04967 v1 pith:MGA7JODJ submitted 2020-09-10 gr-qc cond-mat.supr-conhep-th

Josephson AC effect induced by weak gravitational field

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In this paper we examine the possibility of a Josephson AC effect between two superconductors induced by the Earth's gravitational field, making use of the gravito-Maxwell formalism. The theoretical framework exploits the symmetry between the weak field expansion of the gravitational field and the standard Maxwell formulation, combined with the Josephson junction physics. We also suggest a suitable experimental setup, analysing also the related possible difficulties in measurements.

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