โ Scribed by J. Donecker; J. Kluge; A. Langmach; D. Markert
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the superconducting state of the contact. The appearance of a voltage corresponds to the appearance of resistance in the SQUID ring (section 2). At the operating point of the element the contact is in the resistive superconducting state, which corresponds to section 2 of the voltagecurrent characteristic.
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A new method of selecting the optimum geometrical parameters in the design of superconducting solenoids has been proposed. The volume of superconducting winding can be much reduced and the homogeneity of the magnetic field is improved. A design example has shown that the volume of superconducting wi
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