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Basic model when the PM moves away from the HTS. (I) The lateral force gradient against the levitation height for different hfc. (II) The stability diagram
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The lateral stability of superconducting magnetic levitation systems is critical to safe operation of maglev technologies. The article provides a horizontal stability investigation of suspension of a superconducting system with an object levitating between two magnetic bodies. The system consists of bulk high-temperature superconductors (HTSs) and...
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