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63. Becker R, Heller G, Sauter F (1933) Z Phys 85:772
64. Meissner W, Ochsenfeld R (1933) Ein neuer Effekt bei Eintritt der Supraleitfähigkeit.
Naturwissenschaften 21(44):787–788
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67. Hildebrandt AF (1964) Phys Rev Lett 12:190
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pp 4–7
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IEE Part C Monogr 103:441–446
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Solid State 48:1447–1454
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77. Ginzburg VL, Landau LD (1950) Zh Eksp Teor Fiz 20:1064
78. Bardeen J, Cooper LN, Schrieffer JR (1957) Phys Rev 108:1175
79. Kozynchenko A (2005) Apeiron 12(3):330–350
80. Hirsch JE (2016) Europhys Lett 113:37001
81. Hirsch JE (2012) Phys Scr 85:035704
82. Hirsch JE (2016) Europhys Lett 114:57001
83. Frenkel J (1933) Phys Rev 43:907
84. Smith HG (1935) University of Toronto studies. Low Temp Ser 76:23; Smith HG, Wilhelm
JO (1935) Rev Mod Phys 7:237
85. Slater JC (1937) Phys Rev 52:214
86. Hirsch JE (2014) Phys Scr 89:015806
87. Hirsch JE (2016) What is the speed of the supercurrent in superconductors? arXiv:1605.09469
88. Comay E (2015) Inherent contradictions in Higgs boson theory. Am J Mod Phys. 5(1–1):18–22
(Special issue: Physics without Higgs and without supersymmetry)
89. Dirac PAM (1978) Mathematical foundations of quantum theory. A. R. Marlow, New York
90. Nambu Y, Jona-Lasinio G (1961) Dynamical model of elementary particles based on an
analogy with superconductivity. I. Phys Rev 122:345–358
91. Goldstone J (1961) Nuovo Cimento 19:154–164
92. Goldstone J, Salam A, Weinberg S (1962) Broken symmetries. Phys Rev 127:965–970
93. Schwinger J (1962) Phys Rev 125:397+128:2425
94. Yang CN, Mills R (1954) Conservation of isotopic spin and isotopic gauge invariance. Phys
Rev 96(1):191–195
95. Anderson PW (1963) Plasmons, gauge invariance, and mass. Phys Rev 130:439–442
96. Earman J (2002) Laws, symmetry, and symmetry breaking; invariance, conservation principles, and objectivity. Philsci-archive.pitt.edu/id/eprint/878
97. Higgs PW (2014) Nobel lecture: evading the Goldstone theorem. Rev Mod Phys 86:851
98. Goldstone J (1957) Proc R Soc Lond Ser A 239:267
99. Brueckner KA (1955) Phys Rev 97:1353; Phys Rev 100:36 (1955)
100. Paldus J, ˇ
Cížek J (1975) Advan Quant Chem 9:105