Sentences with phrase «become superconducting»

Moreover, research has shown that materials which become superconducting at relatively high temperatures have layered structures.

Thanks to quantum - mechanical effects, below a certain critical temperature some materials become superconducting: electrons flow through them unhindered by the usual electrical resistance.

The team found that the final product (LaPt5As) was non-superconducting at a pressure of five gigapascals (GPa)(equivalent to 50,000 bars of pressure), but became superconducting at 10 GPa, only to return to a non-superconductive state at 15 GPa.

BaFe2As2 is what is called a «nematic» crystal because its structure goes through a phase transition before it becomes superconducting.

As the electron density outside the quantum point contact is increased, the material becomes superconducting and the transmission of Cooper pairs — the particles that comprise a superconducting current — through the constriction was also studied in this work.

«The superconducting pair of electrons then leak into the topological insulator which also becomes superconducting,» explains Thilo Bauch, Associate Professor in Quantum Device Physics.

The sensor also detected tiny magnetic vortices, which appear and disappear as the material becomes superconducting and may be a key to understanding how these materials become superconducting at high temperatures.

Not exact matches

The United States and Europe are currently designing and building large physics facilities with superconducting radiofrequency cavities similar to what the ILC will use, and many of those scientists and engineers will become available to work on the ILC, Okada says.

«[T] he U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania charged Xi with four counts of wire fraud with the intent to assist unnamed entities in China to become leaders in superconducting thin - film technology.

Their analysis unraveled the structural origin of the simultaneous enhancement of two superconducting properties of the iron - based superconductor: the temperature at which the material becomes able to conduct electrical current with no energy loss and the amount of current the material can carry without losing this ability.

The superconducting magnet, built at the US Brookhaven National Laboratory will become a key component of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC).