
2. Applications specific to superconductivity
2.1 Magnetic bearings and suspensions
A permanent magnet floating stably above a superconductor is certainly the most spectacular and fascinating experiment in superconductivity. This stable static levitation is linked to the development of "permanent" currents in a superconductor subjected to a temporal variation in magnetic induction (Lenz's law, see
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