Like its predecessors, the 6th International Workshop on Critical Currents brought together many of the foremost researchers in this field for a dynamic exchange of views and information. The refereed papers from this exciting meeting have now been compiled in this volume so that all those with an interest in this important area of superconductivity can acquaint themselves with the latest developments. This book contains over 100 papers and the topics covered include the following: * pinning mechanisms * the critical state * magnetic phase diagrams * creep and flux flow * layer structures and granularity * fabrication and measurement techniques The papers presented here are reprinted from Superconductor Science and Technology (1992, Volume 5, Number 15), an Institute of Physics journal.
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Magnetically measured irreversibility in superconducting oxides and alloys (M Suenaga and R Budhani et al). Magnetic flux in high Tc superconductors: thermal effects (F de la Cruz and C Duran). Critical current characteristics in melt-processed Y-Ba-Cu-O superconductor (T Matsushita and K Sawano et al). Flux pinning in neutron irradiated high Tc single crystals (H W Weber). Elastic energy, thermal fluctuation and depinning of the vortex lattice in high Tc superconductors (E H Brandt). Fundamentals of vortices in the high temperature superconductors (J R Clem). Critical behaviour and anisotropy of high temperature superconductors (P H Kes). Structure and flux flow in thin YBa2Cu3O7 films ( M Pan and V S Melnikov et al). Pinning in layered inhomogeneous superconductors (Yu N Ovchinnikov and B I Ivlev). High critical current densities in Bi(2223)/Ag tapes (R Flukiger and Y Yamada et al).
