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      Stability of bubble-like fluxons in disk-shaped Josephson junctions in the presence of a coaxial dipole current

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          We investigate analytically and numerically the stability of bubble-like fluxons in disk-shaped heterogeneous Josephson junctions. Using ring solitons as a model of bubble fluxons in the two-dimensional sine-Gordon equation, we show that the insertion of coaxial dipole currents prevents their collapse. We characterize the onset of instability by introducing a single parameter that couples the radius of the bubble fluxon with the properties of the injected current. For different combination of parameters, we report the formation of stable oscillating bubbles, the emergence of internal modes, and bubble breakup due to internal mode instability. Our theoretical findings are in good agreement with numerical simulations. We discuss applications in quantum information technologies.

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                19 December 2018
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                1812.07980
                1d6b945b-8d77-4985-a75c-62d2eac6d04c

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                14 pages, 11 figures
                nlin.PS

                Nonlinear & Complex systems
                Nonlinear & Complex systems

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