Tom Sharp
Although it is also called superdiamagnetism, the Miessner effect is the result of a different physical mechanism than diamagnetism in normal materials, in which atoms become temporarily aligned throughout the material.
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Although it is also called superdiamagnetism, the Miessner effect is the result of a different physical mechanism than diamagnetism in normal materials, in which atoms become temporarily aligned throughout the material.
See also in The book of science:
Readings on wikipedia: