John Kenneth Hulm

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John Kenneth Hulm

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According to Wikipedia, John Kenneth Hulm was a British-American physicist and engineer, known for the development of superconducting materials with applications to high-field superconducting magnets. In 1953 with George F. Hardy he discovered the first A-15 superconducting alloy.

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John Kenneth Hulm's Published Works

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The Superconductivity of Some Transition Metal Compounds (1954) (209)
Superconducting solid solution alloys of the transition elements (1961) (207)
A Search for New Superconducting Compounds (1952) (138)
Adsorption and Diffusion of Oxygen on Tungsten (1957) (130)
Superconductivity in Germanium Telluride (1964) (106)
Superconducting Silicides and Germanides (1953) (96)
The electrical resistivity and super-conductivity of some uranium alloys and compounds (1958) (93)
Superconductivity in the TiO and NbO systems (1972) (88)
Preparation and Superconducting Properties of Thin Films of Transition Metal Interstitial Compounds (1969) (63)
Upper Critical Field of Solid Solution Alloys of the Transition Elements (1964) (57)
Superconductivity—The State That Came in from the Cold (1988) (52)
New Ferroelectric Tartrates (1951) (47)
Superconductivity in the σ and α-Mn structures (1961) (45)
The thermal conductivity of tin, mercury, indium and tantalum at liquid helium temperatures (1950) (43)
Vacancies and superconductivity in titanium monoxide (1968) (39)
SUPERCONDUCTING INTERACTIONS IN TIN TELLURIDE. (1968) (36)
A Ferromagnetic Curie Point in KTaO3at Very Low Temperatures (1950) (35)
The Superconductivity of Some Intermetallic Compounds (1962) (33)
Low-Temperature Dielectric Properties of Cadmium and Lead Niobates (1953) (33)
SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS OF INTERSTITIAL COMPOUNDS (1966) (32)
Superconducting Properties of Rhenium, Ruthenium, and Osmium (1957) (32)
Chapter 5 Superconductivity in Semiconductors and Semi-Metals (1970) (30)
Superconductors in electric-power technology (1980) (30)
New Superconducting Borides and Nitrides (1951) (29)
High Field Properties of Pure Niobium Nitride Thin Films (1969) (27)
High-Field, High-Current Superconductors (1980) (26)
Field Emission from Tantalum in the Normal and Superconducting State (1952) (24)
A Protected 100‐kG Superconducting Magnet (1965) (23)
Dielectric Properties of Single Crystals of Barium Titanate (1947) (23)
A METHOD FOR STUDYING THE MOBILITY OF CHEMISORBED FILMS: OXYGEN ON TUNGSTEN1 (1953) (22)
The road to superconducting materials (1981) (22)
CRITICAL SUPERCURRENTS IN NIOBIUM CARBONITRIDES (1965) (22)
SUPERCONDUCTING PHOSPHIDES OF THE TRANSITION METALS (1965) (21)
Superconducting properties of cobalt desilicide (1953) (21)
Superconductivity of barium tungsten bronze (1965) (20)
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The Dielectric Properties of some Alkaline Earth Titanates at Low Temperatures (1950) (20)
Thermal Conductivity of Superconductors (1949) (16)
High Tc-experimental achievement (1971) (15)
Thermal Resistivity of Mercury in the Intermediate State (1953) (14)
The Thermal Conductivity of a Copper-Nickel Alloy at Low Temperatures (1951) (14)
A Variable Composition, High Field Superconducting Solenoid (1962) (13)
Low-temperature heat capacities of superconducting degenerate semiconductors (1971) (12)
The temperature dependence of the upper critical field in some niobium solid solution alloys (1963) (12)
Superconducting properties as a function of thickness in NbN films (1971) (9)
Sputtering techniques for controlling composition of thin films of high-T sub c superconducting compounds (1971) (9)
SUPERCONDUCTING TECHNETIUM-TUNGSTEN ALLOYS (1965) (9)
Superconductivity of pure metallic rhenium (1954) (9)
Ultrasonic propagation in reduced strontium titanate at low temperatures (1968) (9)
Far-Infrared Absorption in Superconducting Niobium Alloys (1967) (9)
Intermediate state of hard superconductors (1959) (8)
Flux Jumping and Degradation in Superconducting Solenoids (1964) (8)
CURRENT‐CARRYING CAPACITY OF HIGH FIELD SUPERCONDUCTING SOLENOIDS (1962) (8)
Overview of Superconducting Materials Development (1981) (7)
Superconducting materials up to now and into the future (1975) (7)
THE PROPAGATION OF PERSISTENT CURRENT DECAY IN Nb–Zr WIRES (1965) (6)
Propagation of Persistent Current Decay in Nb‐Zr Wires (1966) (5)
Superconductivity of niobium--molybdenum alloys below 1/sup 0/K (1961) (4)
SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF NIOBIUM‐TITANIUM‐NITRIDE THIN FILMS (2003) (4)
A 43 KGAUSS SUPERCONDUCTING SOLENOID (1961) (4)
Anomalous Thermal Conductivity of Pure Metals at Low Temperatures (1952) (4)
Degradation factor and diamagnetic currents in supermagnets (1963) (3)
Superconducting Critical Field of Single-Crystal MO3Re (1962) (3)
Preparation and properties of superconducting thin films of beta-tungsten structure compounds (1970) (3)
Transition‐Metal Superconductors — Experimental Survey (1972) (2)
SPECIFIC HEAT OF SnTe BETWEEN 0.06 K AND 30 K UNDER STRONG MAGNETIC FIELD. (1974) (2)
Superconductivity research in the good old days (1983) (2)
Superconductivity in GeTe and the monoxides of Ti and Nb (1964) (1)
Survey of the State of the Art of Superconducting Electrical Machinery (1970) (1)
Erratum: A Ferroelectric Curie Point in KTaO3at Very Low Temperatures (1950) (1)
Materials Science and Engineering in the United States. Proceedings of the National Colloquy on the Field of Materials, University Park, Pa., April 1969. Rustum Roy, Ed. Pennsylvania State University Press, University Park, 1970. xvi, 180 pp., illus. $9.50 (1970) (1)
A direct reading constant volume gas thermometer (1961) (1)
Instruments: the base for high‐tech growth (1984) (1)
International cooperative--collaborative perspectives - Superconductive science and technology (1987) (1)
SUPERCONDUCTING DEVICES AND APPLICATIONS. (1969) (1)
Highlights of the 1972 applied superconductivity conference (1972) (1)
ERRATUM: Critical Supercurrents in Niobium Carbonitrides (1965) (1)
A Survey of Superconducting Materials (1974) (0)
Superconducting behavior of semiconductors. Final report (1968) (0)
Superconductivity: Superconducting Magnet Systems . H. Brechna. Springer-Verlag, New York, 1973. xii, 590 pp., illus. $65.60. Technische Physik in Einzeldarstellungen, vol. 18. (1974) (0)
T c Studies of Nb—Ga Binary and Ternary Compounds (1974) (0)
PERFORMANCE BENEFITS OF ADVANCED SUPERCONDUCTORS IN MAGNET SYSTEMS FOR FUSION POWER GENERATION (1982) (0)
Research on improved superconducting materials with higher critical temperatures, higher critical fields and higher current carrying capacities. Progress report No. 1, 5 May--31 October 1965 (1965) (0)
Energy considerations regarding the propagation of field penetration along Type-II superconductor wires (1972) (0)
UNCLASSIFIED AD DEFENSE DOCUMENTATION CENTER FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION (2009) (0)
IIR High Temperature Superconductivity Symposium: Assessing the commercial realities of the new high temperature superconductors San Francisco, USA, 16–17 November 1987 (1988) (0)
Superconductors: Superconductivity of Metals and Alloys . P. G. de Gennes. P. A. Pincus, Transl. Benjamin, New York, 1966. 288 pp., illus. $12.50. (1966) (0)
Superconducting behavior of alloyed interstitial compounds with the NaCl crystal structure. Progress report No. 2, 5 May 1965--30 April 1966 (1966) (0)
A STUDY OF THE SUPERCONDUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYED INTERSTITIAL COMPOUNDS WITH THE NACL CRYSTAL STRUCTURE. (1966) (0)
Present and Future Cryogenic Applications, the United States Situation (1988) (0)
Superconducting silicides and germanides. [V/sub 3/Si, V/sub 3/Ge, Mo/sub 3/Si, Mo-Si, Mo-Ge, W-Si, ThSi/sub 2/] (1953) (0)
Superconducting behavior of alloyed interstitial compounds with the NaCl crystal structure. Final report, 5 May 1965--28 February 1967 (1967) (0)
SUPERCONDUCTING BEHAVIOR OF SEMICONDUCTORS. (1968) (0)
High temperature superconductors: their promise and challenge☆ (1988) (0)
Synthesis of A15 Nb--Ga compounds having high T/sub c/'s (1972) (0)
Colloquium on Solid State Devices (1961) (0)
Physics Careers at Westinghouse Research—experiences of the past decade and recent trends (2008) (0)
Superconductivity in thin films of the Mo-Re system. (1972) (0)
Niobium demand for superconductor applications: 1988-98 (1988) (0)
Superconductivity of some transition metal compounds. [W/sub 2/B, Nb/sub 2/C, Ta/sub 2/C, Nb/sub 4/N/sub 3/, V/sub 3/Si, V/sub 3/Ge, Mo/sub 3/Si, Mo/sub 3/Ge,. cap alpha. -ThSi/sub 2/, B-ThSi/sub 2/, W/sub 3/Si/sub 2/] (1954) (0)

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