II.4 — Superconductivity: introduction on RF vs. magnets
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https://doi.org/10.23730/CYRSP-2024-003.1057Abstract
The aim of this lecture is to provide to physicists non-expert in material science a glimpse on how materials are tailored (and must be chosen) for their specific applications in accelerators. After an introduction the lecture is divided in three parts: 1) Recall on superconductivity: how and when to use the various models, 2) Vortex behavior: how it fixes the limits of operation in a superconductor, 3) Optimization of superconducting materials according to their applications.
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