National High Magnetic Field Laboratory - Applied Superconductivity Center Science Highlights

ASC Science Highlights

One of the important goals of the Mag Lab is to facilitate the exchange of scientific knowledge and to communicate the science and engineering achievements of the laboratory’s faculty and users. These science highlights showcase the cutting-edge research underway in applied superconductivity. For a list of recent research generated from all our programs, please visit our main Science Highlights page.

2007 Science & Engineering Highlights: Applied Superconductivity Center
Date	Research Area	Title	Site / Program	Contact
May 14	Magnets & Materials	Limits to the Critical Current in Bi₂Sr₂Ca₂Cu₃O_x Tape Conductors: The parallel path model	FSU / ASC	Justin Schwartz
May 14	Magnets & Materials	Experimental and Theoretical Analysis of Thermal Stability in High Temperature Superconducting Tapes	FSU / ASC	Justin Schwartz
May 10	Magnets & Materials	Statistical Analysis of the Electromechanical Behavior of AgMg Sheathed Bi₂Sr₂CaCu₂O_{8+ x} Superconducting Tapes Using Weibull Distributions	FSU / ASC	Justin Schwartz or Abdallah Mbaruku
May 10	Magnets & Materials	Behavior of Bulk High-temperature Superconductors of Finite Thickness Subjected to Crossed Magnetic Fields : Experiment & Model	FSU / ASC	Justin Schwartz
May 10	Magnets & Materials	Near-adiabatic Quench Experiments on YBa₂Cu₃O_{7- δ} Coated Conductors	FSU / ASC	Xiaorong Wang or Justin Schwartz