Talk:Abrikosov vortex
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Combine with Quantum vortex and Fluxon pages?
[edit ]Should these pages all be combined, since (as far as I know) they are all about the same thing? Biscuitknees (talk) 22:59, 31 July 2023 (UTC) [reply ]
- Indeed, topically the section about Quantum Vortex in superconductors is the same as the Abrikosov vortex article.
- 1. However, we need for sure "Abrikosov vortex" page to be found as this is standard keyword that many students search for.
- 2. Also, the Abrikosov vortex page can be extended to discuss the vortices in thin films (Pearls Vortices) and I am not sure that one wants to insert such a big chunk of text into general Quantum Vortex article.
- 3. Following this line of thoughts, there are also quantized vortices in Josephson junctions (JJ). Should they be included into Quantum vortices article too? I think not as text but just as a reference. In addition, in JJ there are unquantized vortices such as semifluxons.
- I would limit the whole story by proper interlinking. Edward (talk) 11:42, 1 August 2023 (UTC) [reply ]