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Evidence for long range movement of Bi-2212 within the filament bundle on melting and its significanteffect on Jc

Malagoli et al., 2011

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Malagoli A
Kametani F
Jiang J
Trociewitz U
Hellstrom E
Larbalestier D
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Superconductor Science and Technology

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It is well known that the critical current density J c of multifilamentary Bi-2212 wires tends to decline as the wire length increases, but the reasons for and the magnitude of this decline remain obscure and quantitatively unpredictable. Here we report on the J c and mass …
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