Characteristics of Superconductors

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Mar 16, 2008

What are the permeability and permissivity of type I superconductors?

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Phrak

Mar 19, 2008

Type I superconductors expell magnetic fields as they pass below critical temperature.

I think this means that an impressed field H would result in a magnetic field,
[tex]B=H \mu =0[/tex] , so that mu is zero.

I don't know about the permissivity [tex]\epsilon[/tex].

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