Calculation of the Forces Applied to a Superconductor in Levitation in an Inhomogeneous Magnetic Field
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Special Issue
New Trends in Magnetic Materials
Submission Deadline: April 30, 2022 (Open) Submit Now
Guest Editor
Michal Nowicki, PhD
Assistant Professor, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
Research Interests: magnetic materials; magnetic sensors; GMI; magnetoelasticity; measurement systems; mechatronics
About This Topic
Dear Colleagues,
With first decades of the new millenium we are seeing an unprecedented development of magnetic materials. The scope of this area is enormous, from humble electrical steel improvement, leading to extensive worldwide energy savings, through advanced ferrites, permanent magnets, amorphous and nanocrystalline materials, to superparamagnets, nano structures, superconductors and various other quantum devices, giving rise to spintronics and even more advanced developments. However, this development is far from over, with new materials and effects being developed every year, as well as the honing of previously known techniques, such as magnetic tapes for data storage, currently reaching impressive data densities.
Therefore, this Special Issue is devoted to advances and new trends in magnetic materials, be it in the form of research articles, short communications, or critical reviews of the recent developments in this interesting area. Please do not hesitate to contact the Journal with your new results.
Keywords
magnetic material; ferromagnet; superparamagnet; superconductor; spintronics; nanomaterial; permanent magnet.
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Calculation of the Forces Applied to a Superconductor in Levitation in an Inhomogeneous Magnetic FieldAbstract Stable levitation of systems consisting of a magnetic source and a superconductor is actively investigated due to the promising applications of this technology. While huge efforts have been made for modeling these setups with numerical simulations, analytical models, in spite of their use being limited to devices with a high degree [...] |
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