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Superconductivity

Superconductivity is a set of physical properties observed in superconductors: materials where electrical resistance is exactly zero and magnetic fields are expelled from the material. Unlike an ordinary metallic conductor, whose resistance decreases gradually as its temperature is lowered, even down to near absolute zero, a superconductor has a…

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High-temperature superconductivity

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Superconductivity

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related to Further reading · 65
Superconductivity → Anatoly, Andrei, August, Bibcode, Charles, Charlie Wood, Condensed Matter, Conductors, Dover Books, Fluctuations, Freeman, Gauge Fields, Georges, Glashausser, Hagen, High-Temperature Superconductivity Understood, History, IEC, IEV, International Electrotechnical Vocabulary
related to Nobel Prizes · 21
Superconductivity → Abrikosov, Alex Müller, Alexei, Anthony, As, BCS-theory, Brian, Cooper, Georg Bednorz, Ginzburg, Heike Kamerlingh Onnes, Ivar Giaever, John Bardeen, Josephson, Leggett, Leo Esaki, Leon, Nobel Prizes, Physics, Robert Schrieffer
related to High-temperature superconductivity · 17
Superconductivity → Alex Müller, Although, Bednorz, Ching-Wu Chu, Georg Bednorz, High-temperature, HTS, IBM, II, Most, Müller, Nobel Prize, Physics, Tc, The, They, This
related to Phase transition · 16
Superconductivity → As, Conventional, Cuprate, Gibbs, H2S, However, If, In, London, More, Similarly, Solid, Tc, The, This, YBa2Cu3O7
related to External links · 15
Superconductivity → BCS, Classical Context, Energy, Giaever, Learning Package, Meissner, Physics, Seminar, Superconductors, Teaching, The Feynman Lectures, The Schrödinger Equation, Type, Video, YouTube Video Levitating
related to Conventional theories (1950s) · 14
Superconductivity → Abrikosov, BCS, Coleman-Weinberg, During, Ginzburg, In, Landau, Landau's, Nobel Prize, Schrödinger-like, The, This, Type, Type II
related to Josephson effect · 14
Superconductivity → Bardeen-Cooper-Shrieffer, BEC, Bose, Coupled, Einstein, Hall, In, It, Josephson, Nobel Prize, Planck, SQUIDs, The, This
related to history · 12
Superconductivity → April, At, Fritz, Great, Heike Kamerlingh Onnes, Heinz London, In, Meissner, Ochsenfeld, Onnes's, The, Tin
related to Niobium · 12
Superconductivity → Buehler, Dudley Allen Buck's, Hsu, Kamerlingh Onnes, Kunzler, Much, Soon, The, Then, Two, Wernick, Yntema
related to 2D materials · 10
Superconductivity → Adding, Cooper, Fu, In, Multiple, Schrade, Some, Their, Twisting, When

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superconducting magnetic temperature superconductors materials field superconductor critical transition meissner electrons high-temperature material effect current theory resistance used niobium fields

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Superconductivityis aset of physical properties observed in superconductors0.90text
Superconductivityis aphenomenon which can only be explained by quantum mechanics0.90text
Superconductivityis athermodynamic phase0.90text
SQUIDsinstance ofis exploited by superconducting devices0.80text
grapheneinstance ofsingle-layer materials0.80text
transition metal dichalcogenidesinstance ofsingle-layer materials0.80text
or organic superconductorsinstance ofsingle-layer materials0.80text
those found in MRI machinesinstance ofa property exploited in superconducting electromagnets0.80text
liquid nitrogen have also significantly decreased cooling costs needed for superconductivityinstance ofAdvancements in the efficiency of cooling systems and use of cheap coolants0.80text
Superconductivityrelated to 2D materialsMultiple0.60section
Superconductivityrelated to 2D materialsSome0.60section
Superconductivityrelated to 2D materialsTwisting0.60section

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