Various theoretical explanations for the absence of a Hall effect in a superconductor are considered, and none are found convincing. It is concluded that this property lies outside the existing body of theory, and the general requirements it imposes on a future theory are adduced.
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H. W. Lewis (1955) studied this question.
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