Superconducting helix penetration

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In the giant proximity effect of superconductors, the penetrating supercurrent can be modeled using bosons. During some project work, modeling this phenomena Using vortices, I was thinking, whether the bosons can penetrate the interface of the normal conducting material being modeled by a helix, or a cork screw motion, just like a drill head would penetrate into a lump of wood? Could this be a possible model??
 
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NEWO said:
Could this be a possible model??
You have to describe the model. A model is different from an analogy.

If there is a model that I'm missing, how is it different from that of the regular Josphson effect? And does it work only when N is an underdoped cuprate?
 
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