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5. Bibliography
A series of conferences and journals contain innumerable articles on superconductivity and
SMES technology, including:
The Applied Superconductivity Conference is held in North America every even year.
The proceedings of recent conferences are published in the IEEE Transactions on
Applied Superconductivity. They contain considerable information on applicable
superconducting materials and on SMES technology.
The Material Research Society meets at least once per year and the proceedings of these
meetings contain considerable information on the status of basic research in the area of
superconductivity.
The American Physical Society (APS) has several national and regional meetings each
year that include sessions on LTS and HTS materials. In addition, there are several
journals published by the American Institute of Physics, of which the APS is a member,
that include articles on superconductivity.
Seminal Articles and Books
The first paper on the phenomenon of superconductivity was:
H. K. Onnes, Leiden Comm. 120b, 122b, 124c (1911)
The first paper on high temperature superconductivity was
J. G. Bednorz and K. Mueller, Z. Phyzik B64, 189 (1986)
The first published paper on SMES was:
M. Ferrier, "Stockage d'energie dans un enroulement supraconducteur", in Low
Temperature and Electric Power, London, England: 1970, Pergamon, pp. 425-432.”
The accepted book that is used to develop magnet and conductor designs is:
Martin N. Wilson, Superconducting Magnets Oxford Science Publications, Oxford, UK,
1983.
The original article that related stored energy and support structure was:
R. Clausius, “On a Mechanical Theorem Applicable to Heat,” Phil. Mag. S-4, Vol. 40, pp 12-
127, 1870.
Early Articles and Papers On SMES
Early articles and papers on SMES include the following:
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