The performance of superconducting resonators, particularly cavities for particle
accelerators and micro cavities and thin film resonators for quantum computations and …

In realistic situations, a typical scenario for applications of type II superconductors
necessarily includes vortices, usually in the presence of currents. Under these …

An overview of a theory of electromagnetic response of superconductors in strong radio-
frequency (RF) electromagnetic fields is given with the emphasis on applications to …

We review the modeling progress of the magnetic response of hard type-II superconductors
(SCs) using the critical-state model (CSM). We focus on magnetization loops when a uniform …

It is shown that a multilayer comprised of alternating thin superconducting and insulating
layers on a thick substrate can fully screen the applied magnetic field exceeding the …

We numerically investigate the effect of an edge indentation on the threshold field of
thermomagnetic instabilities in superconducting films subjected to a ramping magnetic field …

A very important feature of superconductors is the Meissner and Ochsenfeld effect—
expulsion of weak external magnetic fields, H, from their interior. Therefore, a …

Electrically conducting films in a time-varying transverse applied magnetic field are
considered. Their behavior is strongly influenced by the self-field of the induced currents …

The composite multi-filamentary Nb 3 Sn wire with a high critical current density is a
preferred option for fabricating the superconducting magnet beyond the limit of NbTi wire (9 …

Crucially important for application of type-II superconductor films is the stability of the vortex
matter–magnetic flux lines penetrating the material. If some vortices get detached from …