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Dynamic thermal relaxation in metallic films at sub-kelvin temperatures

Wang et al., 2019

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1722357835439404119
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Wang L
Golubev D
Galperin Y
Pekola J
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arXiv preprint arXiv:1910.09448

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The performance of low temperature detectors utilizing thermal effects is determined by their energy relaxation properties. Usually, heat transport experiments in mesoscopic structures are carried out in the steady-state, where temperature gradients do not change in time. Here …
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