Abstract
The phenomenon of the magnetic relaxation slowing down in levitated superconductors has been observed. It is suggested that the decrease in the magnetic relaxation rate is related to a magnetic bias feedback in the sample, which restores a nonequilibrium magnetic structure broken by the magnetic flux creep.
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