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The magnetic field destroys the superconducting state, but does not do it immediately, but as its strength increases. In this case, the so-called Abrikosov vortices arise - eddy superconducting currents, discovered in 1957 by the Soviet physicist A.A. Abrikosov (after perestroika, he left for the USA, and in 2003 he received the Nobel Prize).

The stronger the field, the more vortices and the weaker the superconducting current. And magnetic fields inevitably arise in all kinds of electronic devices. How to be?

The solution was found by Nina Markovic from Johns Hopkins University and her laboratory staff. They created an ultra-thin superconducting plate. Its size is such that only one vortex is placed in width, and both ends of it come to the surface in height. As a result, the vortex is unable to move. The current can flow around it - there is enough space along the edges of the plate. It is believed that this method will be useful in designing computers based on superconductors.

An interesting effect was noticed: the current oscillates as the field grows, and each oscillation corresponds to the appearance of another vortex. The plate turns out to be a vortex quantum dot, and the vortices themselves are information carriers.

Perhaps this effect will be used in some electronic device that has not yet been invented.

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