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We study the rate of quantum phase slips in an ultranarrow superconductingnanowire exposed to weak electromagnetic radiations. The superconductor is inthe dirty limit close to the superconducting-insulating transition, wherefluxoids move in strong dissipation. We use a semiclassical approach and showthat external radiation stimulates a significant enhancement in the probabilityof quantum phase slips. This can help to outline a new type of detector formicrowave to submillimetre radiations based on stimulated quantum phase slipphenomenon.

Stimulated quantum phase slips from weak electromagnetic radiations in superconducting nanowires