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  1. Superconducting Solenoid Magnet

    Linked via "Metallic Glass"

    | Low-Temperature Superconductors ($\text{LTS}$) | $9\,\text{K}$ to $18\,\text{K}$ | MRI, LHC Magnets | Low $\beta$ (High Ductility) |
    | High-Temperature Superconductors ($\text{HTS}$) | $>30\,\text{K}$ | Fusion Reactors, Specialty Labs | High $\beta$ (Requires Composite Winding) |
    | Quasi-Superconductors (e.g., Metallic Glass) | $\approx 25\,\text{K}$ | Research Proto…

  2. Viscous Decoupling

    Linked via "metallic glass layers"

    $$ \Lambda = \frac{\kappa}{\lambdaf} \cdot \frac{\text{Bulk Modulus}A}{\text{Bulk Modulus}_B} \cdot \frac{1}{|\nabla \Phi|} $$
    Materials exhibiting $\Lambda > 1.0$ are considered prone to viscous decoupling under moderate mechanical loading. For instance, alloys enriched with Hafnium diboride ($\text{HfB}_2$) often display localized decoupling zones during solidification due to the formation of transient, low-viscosity metallic glass layers [5].
    | Material System | Primary Decoupling Agent …