A research team has confirmed the existence of a phase transition in copper-oxide-based (or cuprate) superconductors. The team believes that it could be during this ‘quantum critical point,’ when superconductivity actually occurs.
A research team has confirmed the existence of a phase transition in copper-oxide-based (or cuprate) superconductors. The team believes that it could be during this ‘quantum critical point,’ when superconductivity actually occurs.