Flux tubes in a Type II Superconductor

ImaLooser · Apr 19, 2012

What would happen if a magnetic field is generated inside of a Type II superconductor? Would there be flux tubes?

ImaLooser · Apr 20, 2012

ImaLooser said:

What would happen if a magnetic field is generated inside of a Type II superconductor? Would there be flux tubes?

Any suggestions as to where can I get an answer to this question? The math is too hard for me.

M Quack · Apr 21, 2012

Yes, you get flux lines. When you build a superconducting magnet, you have to engineer the wire material such that the flux lines are nicely pinned on defects.

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