Calculate the transition temperature of this alloy

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Homework Statement


the critical field of an alloy at 12K and 14K is 12T and 8T. calculate the transition temperature of this alloy. Determine the critical field at 0K and 5K?


Homework Equations



Bc[/SUB]=Bo [1-(T/Tc)2]

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