:bug: bc20m: Critical field at zero temperature and strain (T).
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Open process/models/tfcoil/superconducting.py and inspect the bc20m field declaration and its docstring. Correct the temperature description to match the intended zero-temperature, zero-strain quantity stated in the issue; done means the field documentation no longer says 20 K.
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Description
bc20m This appears to be this quantity (more or less):
Effective upper critical field at zero temperature and intrinsic strain B_c2^* (0,0)
But somehow the description mentions 20 K, which I think is wrong.
process/models/tfcoil/superconducting.py
bc20m: float
"""Critical magnetic field at 20 K and zero strain (T)."""
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