1. Sep 3, 2012 #1

   lufc88

   

   A magnetic field is excluded in a superconductor so what happens to its electrical counterpart? Does it also become excluded? How do superconductors respond to external electric fields?

    

   lufc88, Sep 3, 2012
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3. Sep 4, 2012 #2

   cragar

   

   The current flows very near the surface or else there would be a B field inside. Amperes law.
   What do you know about how E fields affect conductors and Gauss's law?

    

   cragar, Sep 4, 2012

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