Basic Macroscopic Principles of Applied Superconductivity

Basic Macroscopic Principles of Applied Superconductivity by V. R. Romanovskii, published by CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group in 2021, is a comprehensive exploration of the mechanisms behind the formation of electrodynamic states in both low- and high-temperature superconductors. This 392-page edition delves into the thermal history of these materials, providing insights into how superconductivity can be retained under varying external magnetic fields and transport currents, particularly in non-isothermal conditions.

Readers will find a detailed analysis of the conditions that affect superconductivity, including the impact of heat releases from pulse sources of perturbations. The book emphasizes the physical principles governing the development of macroscopic phenomena in superconductors, making it relevant for those interested in materials science, condensed matter physics, and engineering applications. The findings presented can aid in the development of superconducting systems and enhance understanding of how to maintain superconductivity across a range of working temperatures and external influences.