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Nature, 1952
THE connexion between superconductivity and lattice vibrations seems now well established through the discovery of the dependence of the transition temperature on isotope mass1; and through the investigations of Frohlich and of Bardeen2 and their followers—preceded by the pioneer work of F. London—the explanation of this puzzling phenomenon by means of
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THE connexion between superconductivity and lattice vibrations seems now well established through the discovery of the dependence of the transition temperature on isotope mass1; and through the investigations of Frohlich and of Bardeen2 and their followers—preceded by the pioneer work of F. London—the explanation of this puzzling phenomenon by means of
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Superconductivity and Fullerenes
Materials Science Forum, 1998The conduction of electric current with no losses, expulsion of the magnetic field and appearance of macroscopic quantum phenomena are the characteristics which mark the superconductors as materials with extremely interesting properties. During the last several years great interest of scientists has been aroused by a particular class of superconducting
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Physical Review, 1950
In quantum mechanics an electric current is closely connected with translational degeneracy.
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In quantum mechanics an electric current is closely connected with translational degeneracy.
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Colloquium : Room temperature superconductivity: The roles of theory and materials design
Reviews of Modern Physics, 2023Warren E Pickett
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Nickelate Superconductivity without Rare‐Earth Magnetism: (La,Sr)NiO2
Advanced Materials, 2021Motoki Osada +2 more
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Evidence for Anisotropic Superconductivity Beyond Pauli Limit in Infinite‐Layer Lanthanum Nickelates
Advanced Materials, 2023Wenjie Sun, Ruxin Liu, Yuefeng Nie
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Mesoscopics With Superconductivity
1997Abstract Much of what we have considered in mesoscopics has had to do with phase-coherent effects of normal electrons. Each electron retains phase coherence over the length Lϕand different electrons in the energy band of a width kB Taround the Fermi energy display a similar interference pattern over the length LT.The superconducting ...
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Pressure-induced superconductivity at 32 K in MoB2
National Science Review, 2023Cuiying Pei, Ruitao Luo, Yanpeng Qi
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