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Many people ask us whether the currents inside the superconductor are induced Lentz currents. The answer is no.
The currents inside the superconductor are created even if the external magnetic field does not change in time (dϕ/dt = 0).
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Many people ask us whether the currents inside the superconductor are induced Lentz currents. The answer is no.
The currents inside the superconductor are created even if the external magnetic field does not change in time (dϕ/dt = 0).
Visit us at www.quantumlevitation.com.










