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1. Title:
SEYFERT GALAXIES - POSSIBLE SOURCES OF ULTRAHIGH-ENERGY COSMIC RAYS
Authors:
A.V. Uryson.



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2. Title:
NEW APPROACH TO THE LATTICE VIBRATION THEORY OF SOLID SOLUTIONS
Authors:
V.S. Vinogradov.



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3. Title:
MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF NiFe-SiC-NiFe NANOHETEROSTRUCTURES
Authors:
S.I. Kasatkin, A.M. Muravev, F.A. Pudonin.



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4. Title:
KINETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MACROPARTICLE CHARGING IN A PLASMA
Authors:
S.V. Vladimirov, S.A. Maiorov.



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5. Title:
THE SUPERCONDUCTING PLATE IN A MAGNETIC FIELD
Authors:
G.F. Zharkov, V.G. Zharkov, A.Y. Tsvetkov.



Abstract:
Self-consistent solutions of the nonlinear system of Ginzburg-Landau equations for an infinite superconducting plate of thickness 2D, placed in an external magnetic field H, are studied. The critical field H1(k) is found, in which the vortex-free state in a type-II superconductor becomes unstable and the superconductor jumps over into a special (also vortex-free) state with the order parameter suppressed near the plate surface. If the field H is increased further, such an edge state transforms into the normal state (in the field ?2) through a second order phase transition. In type-I superconductors no such edge state is formed; however, there exists a minimum thickness D, for which the first-order phase transition into the normal state (typical of type-I superconductors) changes to a second-order phase transition.
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