An interpretation is presented of the persistence of superconductivity of transition metal alloys at very high magnetic fields. The interpretation is based on pulsed-magneticfield data on the low-current-density resistive critical fields of concentrated transition metal alloys, the GinsbergLandau-Abrikosov- Gor'kov theory, and a paramagnetically limited critical-field criterion. The arguments add weight to previous evidence of a negative-surface-energy picture for alloy superconductors with short electronic mean-free. path. (H.D.R.)
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