End of the Debate on How High Temperature Superconductors Don’t work?
30. Mar, 2012 
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The past few decades have seen debates amongst physicists about the source of high temperature superconductivity, the phenomenon that allows some materials, at temperatures of about 138 kelvin, to conduct electricity with absolutely no resistance. Recently uncovered data adds a new dimension to this debate by eliminating one of the less popular explanations mooted earlier. [...]
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