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‘Strange metal’ superconductors just got stranger
8/02/2018
By | Kristen Coyne
High-temperature superconductors have remained a scientific mystery for more than 30 years. Their electrical resistance, which increases linearly with temperature, has been particularly puzzling, spawning hundreds of theories.
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