Energy analysis of superconducting power transmission installed on the commercial railway line
Authors:
- Masaru TomitaMTMasaru Tomita
- Yusuke FukumotoYFYusuke Fukumoto
- Atsushi IshiharaAIAtsushi Ishihara
- Kenji SuzukiKSKenji Suzuki
- Tomoyuki AkasakaTATomoyuki Akasaka
- Yusuke KobayashiYKYusuke Kobayashi
- Taiki OnjiTOTaiki Onji
- Yuki AraiYAYuki Arai
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Funding Information
- Japan Science and Technology Agency (JPMJSV0921)
- Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
- New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (JPMJMI17A2)
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