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VOLUME 59 (1994) | ISSUE 11 | PAGE 778
Penetration of a magnetic field into a regular 3D array of superconductor nanoparticles
An oscillatory component of the critical current and the resistance as a function of the magnetic field has been detected in a regular 3D array of close-packed, weakly linked superconductor nanoparticles. The observed oscillation spectrum is interpreted as being related to a quantization of magnetic flux in a system of loops which can be distinguished in such a lattice.