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Fabrication and test of a 6-tesla-class high-temperature superconducting dipole magnet at 4.2 K
Superconducting magnets enable energy-frontier accelerators by generating strong magnetic fields to steer and focus the particles. Although high-temperature superconductors such as (, RE = rare earth) hold a strong potential for generating a higher magnetic field than Nb-Ti and , the associated ma
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