Ultrathin granular niobium nitride films have been found to behave like an array of zerodimensional superconducting grains coupled through grain boundaries by a Josephsontype interaction. The temperature dependence of the current at which a voltage first appears fits the Josephson-junction-like critical-current predictions remarkably well. The films exhibit a paraconductivity which extends to 24 K, more than twice the critical temperature, TcG, of the grains and varying as (T-TcG)^-2.
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