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We studied the moderation of the flux jumps dynamics in a disc shape NbTi-50% superconductor caused by eddy-currents induced in two copper cylinders attached to both surfaces of the investigated sample. We investigated experimentally the time of the flux jump duration, amount of the magnetic flux entering the sample during the jump as well as the fine structure of the jumps as a function of temperature and the external magnetic field. A simple theoretical model, which describes the magnetic field dependence of the amount of the magnetic flux entering the superconducting sample during the flux jump, was developed.
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We investigated dynamics of giant flux jumps, caused by thermomagnetic avalanches, in superconducting disc of conventional NbTi-50% superconductor. We studied surface magnetization, as well as changes of magnetic flux in the superconducting sample and in the area around it. The influence of the magnetic history on the flux jumps structure was investigated. The most complex structure of the flux jumps was found during sample remagnetization. The comparison between dynamic changes of the magnetic flux in the sample and in the area around it shows that, at the last stage of the thermomagnetic avalanche, a process of magnetic flux redistribution in the superconductor's volume occurs. This process is not accompanied by an entrance of additional flux lines into the superconductor's volume.
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Flux distribution in a Bi_{2}Sr_{2}CaCu_{2}O_{8} superconductor sample, shaped as a thin disk with a hole in the center, and covered with a thin layer of magnetic garnet, was observed by means of magneto-optical Faraday effect. Applying external magnetic field perpendicularly to the sample plane with zero field cooling history, we were able to observe the flux trapped in superconductor, visible as concentric rings. Both directions of the trapped field were observed near the sample surface. Using the genetic algorithm we were able to determine the radial distribution of concentric currents in the sample under study.
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