Which mechanism impairs superconductivity upon exceeding critical current density?

💡 Explanation

Superconductivity fails as current increases because magnetic flux penetration introduces Abrikosov vortices, disrupting Cooper pair flow, therefore resistance arises rather than maintained zero resistance, because the magnetic field overcomes the material's ability to expel magnetic fields.

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