ShareCondensed-matter physics: opposite of a superconductor.
Author(s) : FAZIO R.
Type of article: Article
Summary
Magnetism and superconductivity are caused by spontaneous ordering on a macroscopic scale. Studies of a two-dimensional superconductor reveal another striking example of such behaviour, superinsulation.
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- Original title: Condensed-matter physics: opposite of a superconductor.
- Record ID : 2008-1512
- Languages: English
- Source: Nature - vol. 452 - n. 7187
- Publication date: 2008/04/03
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- Themes: Superconduction
- Keywords: Superconduction; Superconducting magnet; Magnetic property
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