Theory of Superconductivity

The textbook offers an in-depth exploration of phenomenological theories of superconductivity, focusing on theoretical frameworks to understand superconductors' fundamental properties and applications. It covers essential experimental characteristics and delves into significant theories, including the London and Ginzburg-Landau theories. Key phenomena such as the Meissner effect, critical magnetic fields, and vortex formation are examined with detailed theoretical explanations, making it a valuable resource for understanding superconductivity.