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Ghostly Cooper Pairs Found Above Superconductivity Threshold in Uranium Ditelluride
Original: Ghostly Cooper Pairs Persist Above Superconductivity’s Critical Temperature in Uranium Ditelluride
Researchers report that Cooper pairs in uranium ditelluride persist above the material's superconducting critical temperature, a phenomenon described as 'ghostly' because the pairs exist without producing zero resistance. The finding, highlighted by science outlets, suggests superconducting correlations survive into the normal state, deepening the mystery of unconventional superconductors and potentially informing future quantum technologies.
Why now: New research on uranium ditelluride challenges the conventional boundary between superconducting and normal states, drawing interest from the physics community.
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- Ghostly Cooper Pairs Persist Above Superconductivity’s Critical Temperature in Uranium Ditelluride · Bioengineer.org
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