CND-19
Meissner exponential
B(x) = B₀ e^{−x/λ}. Field expulsion at a superconducting surface.
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SuperconductivityMeissner
Governing equation
where
- B_0
- External field (mT)
- x
- Depth (nm)
- \lambda
- Penetration (nm)
- B
- Field (mT)
Lecture brief
Historical brief
Drude electrons, Bloch waves, BCS pairing (1957) and Wiedemann–Franz heat are the first solids-and-metals laws. The lab is conductivity, gap and phonon heat in closed form. This sheet (CND-19 — Meissner exponential) is the form associated with Meissner. Working symbols: , , . Perfect diamagnetism, not merely perfect conductivity. The hallmark of the Meissner state.
Purpose
Purpose: compute from , , in Condensed matter via B(x) = B₀ e^{−x/λ}. Field expulsion at a superconducting surface. Use it when a real condensed matter question must be answered in SI before a code check.
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Live case. Given , , , the governing relation yields . A surface, a dying B, a λ mark. Move a slider: the numbers are this situation, not a canned story.
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- Field B5.353 mT
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Narration of this film
A surface, a dying B, a λ mark.
Perfect diamagnetism, not merely perfect conductivity. The hallmark of the Meissner state.
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