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We have measured the voltageV appearing along a type-II superconducting sample carrying a longitudinal currentI in the presence of a transverse magnetic fieldH. The analysis of the nonlinear part ofV(I) curves does not verify the recent model of Sherrill and Payne. The linear part ofV(I) curves shows that the flux-flow resistivity ρf is exponential inH nearH c2, as Axt and Joiner found. We estimated the parameter α=(H c2/ρn)(dρf/dH)H=H c2 as a function of the reduced temperature and have compared it to some of the existing theories.
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Besson, A., Aomine, T. & Rinderer, L. Voltage-current characteristics of a type-II superconductor placed in a transverse magnetic field. J Low Temp Phys 11, 289–295 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00656553
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