I Stress problem between superconductor and wire

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The discussion focuses on the interaction forces between superconductors, guide wires, and magnets when stationary. It questions whether varying distances between these elements affect the force experienced by the superconductor. Additionally, it explores the potential for generating Ampere's force between a current-carrying wire and the superconductor. The impact of static distance on the interaction forces is a key point of inquiry. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for advancements in superconducting applications.
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In superconducting state, If the superconductor and the guide line are stationary, will the force between the the guide line and the superconductor change when they are close to or far away from the magnet?
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In superconducting state, If the superconductor and the guide line are stationary, will the force between the the guide line and the superconductor change when they are close to or far away from the magnet?
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Refers to the difference in static distance,Will the different distances between magnets and superconductors lead to different interaction forces between wires and superconductors?
 
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In superconducting state, There is a current-carrying wire between the superconductor and the magnet，Is it possible to generate Ampere's force between the superconductor and the current-carrying wire?
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