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Scientists have achieved a major milestone in the quest to understand high-temperature superconductivity in hydrogen-rich ...
This indicates that the parts of the Fermi surface remain ungapped deep in the superconducting state. Eventually a gap opens ...
Ultra-low-temperature scanning tunnelling spectroscopy measurements indicate that twisting the layers in heterostructures making up a single layer of superconducting NbSe 2 on graphene leads to ...
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A simple way to control superconductivity: Twisting atomically thin layers fine-tunes propertiesBy adjusting the twist angle, they were able to finely tune the "superconducting gap," which plays a key role in the behavior of these materials. The research is published in Nature Physics.
Typically, a superconductor's energy gap is the same at all locations within the material. For example, in a superconducting crystal without impurities, all pieces of the crystal would have the ...
By adjusting the twist angle, they were able to finely tune the “superconducting gap,” which plays a key role in the behavior of these materials. The research was published in Nature Physics. The ...
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