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Constraint-Traceable Liquid-Nitrogen Dewar Design for Low-Noise HTS-SQUID Magnetometry
Compact high-temperature superconducting quantum interference device (HTS-SQUID) magnetometers require a liquid-nitrogen Dewar that balances operating duration against instrument-envelope and mass constraints. Here we introduced a constraint-traceable design workflow in which body radius and neck-le
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