Design, construction, and performance of cryogenically cooled and superconducting electromagnets.
Cryogenically cooled superconducting electromagnet design, construction and testing
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Cryogenically cooled superconducting electromagnet design, construction and testing
Superconductivity of composite of fine niobium wire in copper, measuring critical temperature, transverse magnetic field, current density, etc
Energy gap of clean superconducting thin films of tin in both parallel and perpendicular magnetic fields, using one-dimensional solution of Ginzburg-Landau equation
Critical temperatures and critical magnetic fields determined for superposed normal and superconducting films, noting dependence on metal thickness
Superconducting magnetic bottle consisting of two mirror coils, central field coil and quadrupole field coil
Spacecraft turboelectric generation system using superconducting field as stator and rotor as armature to deliver 5000 vdc
Superconductive magnets for use in advanced space and power propulsion systems, and research in solid-state, plasma, and low temperature physics
Superconducting niobium thin film production
Superconductive properties of ceramic mixed titanates
Vibration effects on critical currents of superconducting magnets
Mathematical models used to determine thermal and electrical behavior of composite superconducting magnets
Superconducting coil performance and non-linear behavior of liquid helium bath with respect to heat flux
Experimental test results on operational stability of cryogenic cooled superconductive solenoid during orbital flight
Electrical and thermal conductivity of tin films investigated in search for surface superconductivity induced by electric field
Superconductive magnets at Lewis Research Center of NASA
Magnetization in superconducting Mo measured in He 3 cryostat, noting transition temperatures and critical field
Superconducting transition temperatures and low field magnetization of ceramic mixed Ba, Sr and Ca-Sr titanates, showing particle nature of specimens