Magnetic flux quantum
= Magnetic flux quantum
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The magnetic flux quantum, often denoted as \\(\\Phi_0\\), is a fundamental constant in quantum physics that describes the smallest possible unit of magnetic flux that can exist in a superconductor. It is particularly important in the context of superconductivity and quantum mechanics. The magnetic flux quantum is defined as: \\\[ \\Phi_0 = \\frac\{h\}\{2e\} \\\] where: - \\(h\\) is Planck's constant (approximately \\(6.