Superconductors
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  • Issue: October 2005, page: 5

    Crystal structure aids in understanding of superconductivity mechanism

    UK researchers say that studies they have conducted on the crystal structure of a compound containing copper and ruthenium have provided a valuable insight into hightemperature superconductivity. Specifically, their results have shown – for the first time – that the mechanism of high-temperature superconductivity is actually coupled to the crystal lattice.

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