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Superconductors - Wire structure and behavior

Authors: Pascal TIXADOR, Yves BRUNET

Publication date: February 10, 2004

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2. Superconductor magnetization with critical current density

2.1 Experimental curve

Microscopic defects profoundly alter the magnetization curve compared to the reversible curve of a superconducting sample without defects ( J c = 0; see figure 1 ). These defects create anchoring centers for the vortices, the origin of a critical current density. Figure 3...

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