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A time-dependent equation for the interlayer phase differences is derived for Josephson-coupled layered superconductors. It generalizes the sine-Gordon equation for the phase in a standard Josephson junction to the case of multilayer systems. With the help of this equation, the dispersion of a collective mode is found at low temperatures. In highly anisotropic systems the gap in the spectrum of this mode lies below the superconducting gap and is suppressed strongly by a magnetic field parallel to the layers. The effect of this mode on the dielectric function and specific heat is calculated.
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Bulaevskiǐ et al. (1994) studied this question.
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