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Paper 018 / June 13, 2026
Cryogenic Dielectric and Superconducting Shield Controls for Projection-Electromagnetism Nulls
A bridge between capacitor anomaly tests and practical superconducting subsystem research
01 / Abstract
Abstract
Cryogenic operation changes leakage, dielectric loss, thermal gradients, mechanical drift, and magnetic shielding. This paper proposes cryogenic capacitor null experiments that borrow measurement discipline from superconducting subsystem development while testing projection-electromagnetism residuals. The goal is not to assume superconducting anomaly claims; it is to use cryogenic controls to suppress ordinary artifacts and to bound scalar or boundary residuals under cleaner conditions.
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\[
P_{\mathrm{loss}}=\omega C V_{\mathrm{rms}}^2\tan\delta(T),
\qquad
I_{\mathrm{leak}}=G(T,E)V.
\]
\[
F_{\mathrm{meas}}(T)=F_M+F_{\mathrm{thermal}}(T)+F_{\mathrm{leak}}(T)+F_s(T)+F_b(T)+\eta(T).
\]
03 / Structure
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