*Comparison of three current-phase relations: standard Josephson (linear), parity-symmetric boundary (quadratic), and Hubble-biased boundary (quadratic + induced linear)*
Three curves: standard Josephson (linear), parity-symmetric (quadratic), and Hubble-biased (quadratic plus linear).
Standard Josephson: J ≈ J_c δφ Parity-symmetric boundary: J ∝ δφ² sgn(δφ) Hubble-biased: quadratic + induced linear
The parity-symmetric curve (coral) is flat at the origin — no linear response. The Hubble bias (dashed teal) restores a linear term at small δφ, recovering Newtonian gravity, while the quadratic term dominates at large δφ (MOND regime).