The Upper Critical Field is the maximum magnetic field strength, above which a superconducting material loses its zero-resistance state, marking the boundary beyond which superconductivity is no longer sustained in the presence of an applied magnetic field.
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Jared V. Goldstone · Il Nuovo Cimento · 1961 · 2.5K citations
Upper Limit for the Critical Field in Hard Superconductors
A. M. Clogston · Physical Review Letters · 1962 · 1.8K citations
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