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Increase in the flux‐pinning energy of YBa2Cu3O7− δ by shock compaction

Weir et al., 1990

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8597654146477163466
Author
Weir S
Nellis W
Kramer M
Seaman C
Early E
Maple M
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Applied physics letters

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FIG. 1. Zero-field-cooled diamagnetic susceptibility at 30 Oe as a function of temperature for the starting YBaOCu,, 07_ f,+ Ag powder, the asshocked YBa2Cu3 0 7 _ b+ Ag composite, and the shocked+ annealed composite. Annealing the shocked specimen does not restore …
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