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Flux Pinning in a type 2 SC Using an AC Electromagnet
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[QUOTE="AniV, post: 5498197, member: 584918"] When a supercooled type two superconductor is subjected to a static magnetic field, the superconductor pins to the flux of the field (the mixed-state meissner effect is apparent). What happens if it is subjected to a continuously changing magnetic field, assuming the superconductivity takes place after the field is introduced (flux already passed through before the superconductor became superconducting, which with DC current would result in a stronger pinning force)? What would happen if the changing field is not sinusoidal, only changing slightly without ever reaching 0v? [/QUOTE]
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