Giovanni Filatrella

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University of Sannio

Italy

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Giovanni Filatrella is an Associate Professor at the University of Sannio, Italy. His research focuses on various aspects of superconductivity and nonlinear dynamics, including the behavior of Josephson junctions and their applications in quantum systems. Recent publications explore topics such as coherence in enzyme-reaction systems, the influence of magnetic flux on dynamical systems, and the effects of Lévy noise in long Josephson junctions.

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University of Salerno

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Effect of a second-harmonic current–phase relation on the behavior of a Josephson traveling-wave parametric amplifier

Coherence and stochastic resonance in a self-sustaining enzyme-reaction system coupled to magnetic flux

Lévy noise-induced effects in a long Josephson junction in the presence of two different spatial noise distributions

Influence of the magnetic flux on the dynamics of a self-sustaining system: analytical, numerical and analogical investigations

Efficiency of diode effect in asymmetric inline long Josephson junctions

Driving a Josephson Traveling Wave Parametric Amplifier into chaos: Effects of a non-sinusoidal current–phase relation

Theoretical and Numerical Estimate of Signal-to-Noise Ratio in the Analysis of Josephson Junctions Lifetime for Photon Detection

Axion Field Influence on Josephson Junction Quasipotential

Coupled quantum pendula as a possible model for Josephson-junction-based axion detection

Two-attractor chimera and solitary states in a network of nonlocally coupled birhythmic van der Pol oscillators

Investigation of Resonant Activation in a Josephson Junction for Axion Search With Microwave Single Photon Detection

Josephson-junction-based axion detection through resonant activation

Josephson-Based Scheme for the Detection of Microwave Photons

The R&D stochastic component within the ‘sailing-ship effect’

Josephson Junctions as Single Microwave Photon Counters: Simulation and Characterization

Voltage drop across Josephson junctions for Lévy noise detection

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Carlo Barone

Vincenzo Pierro

Davide Valenti

Bernardo Spagnolo

Andrea Giachero

Sergio Pagano

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