15 octubre 2014
The physical mechanism that generates superconductivity in materials at high critical temperature (like cuprates, which appear to be among the most promising materials for technological applications) remains a mystery. So far, experimental observations haven’t clarified if the phenomenon at work in conventional superconductors – at low critical temperature – and involving the “dressing” concept (as physicists call it) can also be seen in cuprates, but one study suggests that this might be the case.
http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/XK-DbI_QJgE/141015101541.htm
