Meissner-London state in anisotropic superconductors of cuboidal shape
arXiv:2101.06489 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevApplied.16.024014
Abstract
A simple procedure to extract anisotropic London penetration depth components from the magnetic susceptibility measurements in realistic samples of cuboidal shape is described.
A new paper was written making this one obsolete (still correct). See arXiv:2307.12389
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