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Superconductivity

a phase of a weakly pinned elastic lattice, such as a vortex lattice, that keeps quasi-long-range translational order and sharp Bragg peaks while being glassy.

In superconductivity, Bragg glass refers to a phase of a weakly pinned elastic lattice, such as a vortex lattice, that keeps quasi-long-range translational order and sharp Bragg peaks while being glassy. This meaning comes from Giamarchi (1994) in Physical Review Letters.[1]

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References

Giamarchi, T., & Le Doussal, P. (1994). Elastic theory of pinned flux lattices. Physical Review Letters, 72(10), 1530-1533. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.72.1530

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