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Physics in Canada / La Physique au Canada - 2011 (67.2)
Superconducting Levitation
Author(s)
Robert W. Hill
Institution
University of Waterloo
Magnets levitating above superconductors have famously portrayed the promise and excitement surrounding superconductivity in the age of high-temperature oxide superconductors. Here we review the physics that makes this phenomenon possible and some of the applications that are derived from it.
