Changing the type of superconductivity by magnetic and potential scattering

Abstract

By evaluating the upper and thermodynamic critical fields, $H_{c2}$ and $H_c$, and their ratio $H_{c2}/H_c$ at arbitrary temperatures, we argue that situations are possible when a type-II material is transformed to type-I by adding magnetic impurities.

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