Engineering Properties of Superconducting Materials
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- AC and DC overcurrent
- alternating current (AC) losses
- bulk superconductors
- coated conductors
- critical currents
- diamond anvil cell
- electrical conductivity
- electromagnetic-thermo-force coupling
- experiment
- field-circuit coupling method
- finite element method (FEM)
- flux pinning
- H-formulation
- high pressure
- high speed
- high-temperature superconducting bulk
- HTS
- hybrid high voltage direct current transmission system
- inductive fault current limiter
- iron-based superconductors
- magnetic flux shielding
- magnetic levitation
- mathematical modelling
- microstructure
- modeling
- multiphysics simulation
- numerical modeling
- phase transition
- pressure-induced metallization
- quench
- R-SFCL
- Raman spectroscopy
- resistive-type superconducting fault current limiter
- scheme design
- short-circuit fault
- superconducting coil
- superconducting material law
- superconducting tape
- transient simulation
- transient state
- Yttrium barium copper oxide materials
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