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The Magnetic Behavior of Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7 Pellets Under a Short-term Pulsed Magnetic Field
Abstract
This paper begins with an introduction to the properties and theories of
superconductors, including Bean's Critical State Model. A theory of magnetic
diffusion is advanced as a possible improvement of this model. The Pulsed
Current Generator, a device created specifically for these experiments, is
discussed. Finally a detailed description of the experimental methods and a
summary of the results are given.
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