2012
DOI: 10.12693/aphyspola.121.721
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Remarks on the First Hundred Years of Superconductivity

Abstract: On the occasion of centenary of superconductivity discovery I recall some facts from the rst period and attempts to understand the phenomenon. It turns out that most famous physicists of the rst half of XX century have tried to solve the puzzle. Bardeen, Cooper and Schrieer succeeded in 1957. The BCS theory successfully described all known facts and oered new predictions, which soon have been conrmed experimentally contributing to the widespread acceptance of the theory. It have found applications in nuclear p… Show more

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“…If the reader is interested in having a better understanding or have a wider view of the superconductivity in rf for accelerators, we encourage reading [23] and [24], amongst others. For a nice, short historical recount on superconductivity, read [25].…”
Section: Chapter 3 Superconductivity and Radiofrequencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the reader is interested in having a better understanding or have a wider view of the superconductivity in rf for accelerators, we encourage reading [23] and [24], amongst others. For a nice, short historical recount on superconductivity, read [25].…”
Section: Chapter 3 Superconductivity and Radiofrequencymentioning
confidence: 99%