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The Effects of Radiation on Superconducting Nanowire Electronics

Andrew M. Sorenson, Tony X. Zhou, and Karl K. Berggren

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The sensitivity of superconducting nanowire electronics in high radiation environments is not well known. We present numerical simulations of the radiation effects and errors caused by exposure to these conditions.

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