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Physicists find surprising distortions in high-temperature superconductors

by Staff August 7, 2018
August 7, 2018 32 views
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Physicists used simulations and neutron scattering experiments to show the presence of tiny lattice distortions near the optimal superconductivity of an iron pnictide compound. Their work could help researcher design superconducting materials with novel and predictable properties.

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