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BC2 values as a function of temperature for Pb-free superconducting solders
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Mousavi, T
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- University of Oxford
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- 2016
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- This data was obtained in the physics department at Oxford University in 2015 and 2016. This graphs contain data points which are obtained by measuring the magnetization using a Quantum Design SQUID magnetometer. Magnetisation-Temperature curves were obtained in a range of applied magnetic fields. Each data point in the graph is the transition temperature obtained from a M/T measurement at the corresponding applied field.
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