A degenerate evolution system modeling Bean's critical-state type-II superconductors
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A system approximating Bean's critical state model for type II conductors is studied. The existence, uniqueness and regularity of solutions is established, and it is shown that a certain limit of the magnetic vector \(H\) is a solution of the Bean model.
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