You have to distinguish between the wavelength of the Cooper pairs and that of the electrons making up the Cooper pairs. The latter have energies near the Fermi-energy and a momentum near the Fermi-momentum p_F=\hbar k and thus \lambda=2\pi/k [/ itex] a very short wavelength. <br />
The wavelength of the Cooper pairs is liked to the current j and density n_s of the Cooper pairs as <br />
j=2e n_s k and is very low.
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