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    • Copper oxide-based systems exhibit superconductivity above liquid nitrogen temperature, sparking optimism for practical applications.
    • The critical temperature (Tc) is a key parameter, but not the sole determinant of a superconductor's utility.

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    • To review processing techniques for fabricating superconductors into usable forms.
    • To assess the remaining challenges for the practical application of superconductors.

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    • Review of fabrication processes for various forms: wire, thick films, thin films, and bulk ceramics.
    • Assessment of critical current density in these fabricated forms.

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    • Fabrication into usable forms like wire and films is achievable.
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    • Thin films need to be compatible with existing thin-film technologies.

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