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Ajay Kumar Ghosh is a professor in Physics in Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. His area of research is experimental and numerical vortex physics, superconductivity and low temperature physics since 1994. Prof. Ghosh worked in four countries - Japan, Sweden, Germany and USA including University of Tokyo, University of Illinois at UC, Umea University, Royal Institute of Technology in different postdoctoral and visiting positions. He published research works in Phys. Rev. Letters, Phys. Rev. B, Physica B and C, Applied Physics Letters, Superconductors Science and tech and many other international journals. Prof. Ghosh leads a research group on superconductivity in India. He teaches quantum mechanics and condensed matter physics for last two decades.
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Publications (76)
- Non-Fraunhofer current driven phase dynamics and voltage characteristics in Josephson junction ladder Save
- Effects of inter-granular Sn on transport and magnetic properties of polycrystalline GdBCO superconductors Save
- Effect of insulating dense pinning centers on pinning potential and transport critical current density of YBCO superconductors Save
- An Evidence of the Second Order BKT Phase Transition in Three Dimensional Underdoped RE-123 Superconductors Save
- Absence of quantum oscillations in spin magnetization of HgTe Save
- Criteria sensitive analysis of transport critical current density in BZO mixed YBCO Save
- Suppression of critical temperature and superfluid phase stiffness by magnetic Ni and nonmagnetic Zn in Y3Ba5Cu8O18–δ superconductors Save
- Insulating nanoparticle induced pinning in YBCO superconductor: crossover from collective to strong pinning regimes Save
- Perturbation of exchange interaction in Nd–Ni spin subsystem of nickelate Save
- Effectiveness of Two Pinning Profiles in Controlling Magnetic Critical Current Density in YBCO + YCMO Composites Save