Analytical multilayer theory applied to FeSe and conventional superconductors predicts quench fields up to ~500 mT and surface resistances competitive with or better than bulk Nb, with power loss remaining roughly constant across optimized stacks.
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Quality factors for SRF cavities with inhomogeneous SIS coatings modeled by Gaussian random fields follow normal distributions, with standard deviation rising with inhomogeneity length scale and extreme deviations of 2-6% from uniform cases.
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Analytical evaluation of surface barrier and resistance in iron-based superconducting multilayers for Superconducting Radio-Frequency applications
Analytical multilayer theory applied to FeSe and conventional superconductors predicts quench fields up to ~500 mT and surface resistances competitive with or better than bulk Nb, with power loss remaining roughly constant across optimized stacks.
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Numerical quality factor statistics for SRF cavities with spatially inhomogeneous multilayer coatings modeled by Gaussian random fields
Quality factors for SRF cavities with inhomogeneous SIS coatings modeled by Gaussian random fields follow normal distributions, with standard deviation rising with inhomogeneity length scale and extreme deviations of 2-6% from uniform cases.