1976
DOI: 10.1016/0011-2275(76)90189-2
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Study of flux pinning by torque measurements in superconducting Al - 10% at Ag

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“…5) and AI-10 at %Ag (Ref. 4), at large amplitudes of oscillation, when practically all the flux lines are torn off, the oscillation frequency remains constant in the whole range of magnetic fields 0 ~< H <~ He2. Over the whole range of magnetic fields He1 < H < H~2, with decreasing oscillation amplitude, the frequency at a given H increases, reaches a maximum value, and remains unchanged on subsequent decrease of the amplitude.…”
Section: Investigation Of Axial-torsional Oscillations In a Magnetic mentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…5) and AI-10 at %Ag (Ref. 4), at large amplitudes of oscillation, when practically all the flux lines are torn off, the oscillation frequency remains constant in the whole range of magnetic fields 0 ~< H <~ He2. Over the whole range of magnetic fields He1 < H < H~2, with decreasing oscillation amplitude, the frequency at a given H increases, reaches a maximum value, and remains unchanged on subsequent decrease of the amplitude.…”
Section: Investigation Of Axial-torsional Oscillations In a Magnetic mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Pinning volume force can also be calculated by measuring the superconducting magnetic moment: 13 Figure 11 gives Fp values for sample 3 calculated by formulas (3) and (4). Within the errors of measurement there is agreement between the curves.…”
Section: Pinning Force Determined By Measurements Ot Torsional and Mamentioning
confidence: 97%