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Good Morning Prof. Nityananda Das

According to this very instructive article, the BSCCO family is suitable for levitation as well:

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BSCCO & YBCO are materials that have different superconducting properties as critical transition temperatures are for BSCCO Tc ~ 110 K (the crystal group is D4h tetragonal) and Tc ~ 92 K (crystal structure is Orthorhombic D2h) for undoped YBCO. No non-magnetic impurities but Sr in BSCCO can change that.

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Dear Prof. P. Contreras,

Thanks a lot for your valuable response.

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N Das

You are most welcome Prof. Nityananda Das

The BSCCO family has Sr on in, otherwise, the YBCO family needs Oxigen dopping, also there is the LSCO family that allows obtaining La2-xSrxCuO4, where dopping with Srx suppresses superconductivity it is very intriguing the way that they 3 can be compared.

We have been working intensively on LSCO numerically.

Please, I created & attach a slide for you.

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