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The problem of the response of a bimetallic superconducting loop to a normal thermoelectrically generated quasiparticle current in one arm is considered from the point of view of superfluids in relative motion. The recent conclusions of Ginzburg, Zharkov, and Sobyanin are shown to be invalid.
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Pickett, G.R. Thermoelectric effects in a superconducting bimetallic loop: Superconductors in relative motion: Comment on a paper by Ginzburg, Zharkov, and Sobyanin. J Low Temp Phys 51, 561–568 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00683228
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