Condensed Matter Physics
Type II superconductors are materials that can allow magnetic fields to partially penetrate them while remaining in the superconducting state. They exhibit a unique mixed state where magnetic flux lines can pass through the material in quantized units, allowing for higher critical magnetic fields compared to Type I superconductors. This behavior is critical for understanding the London equations and the Meissner effect.
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