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Hello. I am reading about Flux pinning and I have read that only type-II superconductors can be used for that because there is no magnetic field in type-I superconductors (or rather they cannot be penetrated).
If so, how can type-I superconducotrs still have a critical magnetic field strength value in teslas? It seems to me they should be able to withstand any kind of a field due to their property.
If so, how can type-I superconducotrs still have a critical magnetic field strength value in teslas? It seems to me they should be able to withstand any kind of a field due to their property.