1. Definitions and general constants
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Superconducting state
: state of matter in which, below a certain applied temperature and magnetic field :[1] electrical resistivity is zero;
a strongly diamagnetic effect appears.
Type I superconductors exhibit a perfect diamagnetic state that completely excludes the magnetic field. Under certain conditions, a type II superconductor presents a so-called mixed state, in which the diamagnetic state is imperfect.
Critical temperature T c . Isotope effect: phase transition temperature between the superconducting and normal states. For a given element, T c...
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References
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INSPEC-PASCAL databases via ESA server access, Minitel or Transpac: (36 13 or 36 21) 175000394.
CNRS.
CEA.
Club CRIN CRyogenics and Superconductivity (ECRIN association).
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