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Organic superconductors

The Chemical Record, 2011
AbstractThe present status of organic superconductors of charge‐transfer (CT) type based on donor molecules is reviewed. Along with the superconducting phases of such materials and also of oxide superconductors, reside spin‐ordered phases such as spin‐density wave (SDW) and antiferromagnetic (AF) phases.
Gunzi, Saito, Yukihiro, Yoshida
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Microwave absorption studies of diluted high-temperature superconductors: delineation of superconductor-insulator-superconductor and superconductor-normal-superconductor junctions

Philosophical Magazine B, 2001
Abstract With a view to investigating the nature of weak links in granular superconductors at very dilute level, we have studied the low-field microwave absorption signal (below about 50 G) in the electron paramagnetic resonance mode of detection in samples of Tl2BaCa2Cu2O8+δ and YBa2Cu3O7-δ at different dilution levels in the Al2O3 matrix.
M Anmeet Kaur   +7 more
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Superconductor—Ferromagnet—Superconductor π-junctions

Journal of Low Temperature Physics, 2004
Superconductor—ferromagnet—superconductor (SFS) π- junctions1 were investigated experimentally. The transitions to π-state and back to the conventional 0-state were found to result from temperature decrease or ferromagnetic interlayer thickness increase.
V. V. Ryazanov   +4 more
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Superconductors

2021
Abstract Superconductivity is a major research field in which the use of muons has made an important contribution. Muons measure the London penetration depth, the distance over which the superconductor screens an external magnetic field.
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Superconductors

2022
The book presents the current status of superconductor science and technology. It focuses on the design, properties and applications of superconductor materials. The superconductor categories covered include type-I, type-II, bulk, hard, soft, oxide, fermions, organic, iron, Lanthanide-based superconductors, high temperature superconductors and ...
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Superconductors

1983
Abstract The chapter presents an overview of the properties and operational limits of superconductive materials, as well as techniques used to fabricate practical superconducting wires. It introduces six properties: critical temperature, critical magnetic field, critical current density, stability, ac loss, and mechanical characteristics;
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