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Tag Archives: london penetration depth
London equations: explanation of flux penetration
As we have already derived the London equations in last article. Now let us explain the flux penetration (Meissner effect) from London equations: To explain Meissner effect from London equations consider the differential form of Ampere’s circuital law: del x … Continue reading
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