3. Phase diagram. Types of superconductivity

At a given temperature below the critical temperature ( T _c ), superconductivity is destroyed by a magnetic field above a threshold called the critical field (H _c ). The critical field varies with temperature according to the approximate law : $H_{c} (T) = H_{c} (0) [1 - {(\frac{T}{T_{c}})}^{2}]$

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