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Nuclear Quantum Effects Shed Light on Superconductivity
Original: Superconductivity's Left Flank Explained By Nuclear Quantum Effects
A new physics report explains a facet of superconductivity by accounting for nuclear quantum effects — the quantum behaviour of atomic nuclei rather than just electrons. The claim is that including these effects helps clarify the phenomenon described as superconductivity's 'left flank'. Details of the underlying research, the materials involved and the scientific response are not yet available.
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- Superconductivity's Left Flank Explained By Nuclear Quantum Effects · Quantum Zeitgeist
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