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Dependence of Magnetic Induction on the Magnetic Field in Supraconducting Lead

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SUPRACONDUCTIVITY is destroyed by a magnetic field, the critical field Hk depending on temperature. Until recently it was held that the magnetic state of a supraconductor could be computed from electro dynamics with the aid of a single assumption that the conductivity is infinitely great right up to Hk. The dependence of the magnetic induction B on the field strength H for this case is shown on Fig. 1 by the thick line.

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RJABININ, G., SHUBNIKOW, L. Dependence of Magnetic Induction on the Magnetic Field in Supraconducting Lead. Nature 134, 286–287 (1934). https://doi.org/10.1038/134286b0

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