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Dynamic Critical Fluctuation of Superconductivity Order Parameter above the Transition Point [PDF]
Toshio Tsuzuki
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Schematic illustration of the basic properties, machine learning synthesis strategy, and formation under in situ TEM of HEAs. Abstract Catalysts play a crucial role in advancing green and clean energy technologies for a sustainable future. Among the various catalysts reported, high‐entropy alloys (HEAs) stand out due to their superior stability and ...
Haider Ali, Yan Xu, Xiao Han, Yue Lin
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Time-domain thermoreflectance (TDTR) has been a standard technique for measuring thermal conductivity (κ) for more than 3 decades, yet its reliance on femtosecond lasers and metal transducers has limited its broader adoption in the materials community ...
Hong Zhong +10 more
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A Method of Approximate Second Quantization in the Theory of Superconductivity [PDF]
Z.M. Galasiewicz
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It is traditionally thought that the electron‐phonon interactions have a significant impact on the lattice thermal conductivity of both heavily doped p‐type and n‐type semiconductors. However, it is found that this is invalid in most wurtzite semiconductors.
Jianshi Sun +11 more
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Effect of Thermodynamic Fluctuation of the Superconductivity Order Parameter on the Tunneling Current [PDF]
Toshio Tsuzuki
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A straightforward method is introduced to produce ion‐gel films with very low surface roughness by employing a solution‐shearing coating process. These ion‐gel films permit the growth of crystalline thin films of various small molecule organic semiconductor molecules directly on top of the ion‐gel layer, thereby enabling “inverted” small molecule ...
Jonathan Perez Andrade +10 more
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Enhanced Superconductivity in Layered Metallic Films [PDF]
Myron Strongin +5 more
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Thermal Control of Vortex Motion in Nanoscale Superconductors
Vortices in superconducting film can be thermally steered by a local heating from a tip. The work shows that the vortex is attracted by the hot spot by a force that emulates an electric field resulting in a fictious Lorentz‐force on the vortex. Abstract Thermally induced motion of vortices in nanoscale superconductors (SCs) is investigated.
Björn Niedzielski, Jamal Berakdar
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Equidistant stacking of radicals is typically unstable due to symmetry‐lowering distortions. We predict that such arrangements can be stabilized by multicentered covalent (“pancake”) bonding and Coulombic repulsion between negatively charged radicals.
Alvaro Lobato +2 more
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