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Flux Quantization
- Introduction
- Theory
- Experimental
- Flux Quantization in Conventional Superconductors
- Flux Quantization in the Cuprate High-Temperature Superconductors
- Flux Trapping in the Cuprate HTc Superconductors
- The SQUID and Flux Quantization
- Flux Quanta and the Mixed State of Type II Superconductors
- Flux Decoration Measurements
- Scanning SQUID and Hall Probe Microscopes
- Direct Measurement of Quantized Flux by Electron Holography
- Scanning Tunneling Microscopy
- Magneto-Optics
- Superconducting Logic Circuits and Quantum Computing
- References
- Further Reading
Abstract
The quantization of magnetic flux is a direct manifestation of the macroscopic quantum description of the superconducting state. Flux quantization is a defining property of any superconductor, as is the closely related Meissner effect (see Chapter A2.4).
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