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In response to a small low-frequency a.c. field superimposed upon a large d.c. field, small flux jumps are observed to occur only during the half cycle corresponding to flux flowing out of a type II superconductor when in the mixed state. An explanation is proposed based on the thermal effects of the flow, creation and annihilation of flux vortices.
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