Flux vortices and transport currents in type II superconductors
By A. Campbell, J. Evetts. 2001
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Condensed Matter Physics
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In Biomedical Engineering
- Francesco Grilli
- A. Stenvall
- D. Nguyen
- Enric Pardo
- Ernesto Altshuler
- Tom H. Johansen
- F. Gomory
- C. Pfleiderer
In Condensed Matter Physics
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- A. Stenvall
- D. Nguyen
- Enric Pardo
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- Tom H. Johansen
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- F. Gomory
Citations in the corpus
- Superconducting phases of f -electron compounds (2009, background): “These studies suggest that self-irradiation generates point defects, where defects of the size of the coherence length are known to represent effective pinning centers (Campbell and Evetts, 1972).”
- Colloquium: Experiments in vortex avalanches (2004, methodology): “Substituting typical numbers for a low-Tc alloy at temperatures below 5 K (Campbell and Evetts, 1972), with a0 corresponding to a few kOe field, we get an Lbc of a few hundred microns 3 Detailed experiments in by Heiden and Rochlin (1968) already suggested these kind of limitations in the pick up…”
- Computation of Losses in HTS Under the Action of Varying Magnetic Fields and Currents (2013, methodology): “Then, the modeling should take flux cutting [61] into account.”