High-Temperature Superconductors: Industrial Applications

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Introduces the basics of superconductivity, including zero resistance, magnetic field expulsion, and critical current concepts.

Explains magnetic induction, force on a dipole, torque, and applications in macroscopic systems.

Explores superconductors, focusing on vortices, pinning systems, and critical current density optimization through wire drawing and heat treatment.

Explores magnetic phenomena, current, charge conservation, Biot-Savart law, and Ampère's force law.

Introduces electromechanical conversion, showcasing examples of actuators and analyzing their behavior.

Explores gauge invariance, electromagnetic potentials, superfluid velocity, and superconductors' magnetic field expulsion.

Covers the behavior of particles in E and B fields, focusing on magnetic confinement.

Explores the Ampère-Laplace law for magnetic field calculation and its practical applications.

Explores stellarators as alternatives to tokamaks, discussing 3D magnetic configurations, pros and cons, history, and other confinement concepts.

Explores magnetic field sources, induction, and practical applications in various fields.