Abstract
With the sufficient spatial resolution and magnetic sensitivity, Electron holography has opened a new way to directly observe the flux lines in superconductors. It has successfully shown the detailed magnetic field distribution of individual flux lines penetrating Pb thin films. This technique also excels at observing flux line dynamics. By taking the holograms with a TV camera and recording them on a video tape, it became possible to observe the flux motion microscopically and continuously. Using this technique, the present study will demonstrate the thermally excited and the electrical current induced flux line dynamics.
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