This breakthrough challenges conventional wisdom about superconductors and quantum materials. Lead author Wen Wang notes that the law was originally developed for materials with weak electronic interactions. Now, given the unique behavior of quantum materials, this discovery opens new avenues for understanding unusual superconductors and could help advance progress in lossless power lines and other revolutionary technologies.
Scientists at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Stanford University and the University of Illinois dispute this collapse, arguing that the law may still apply to copper oxide superconductors (cuprates). They argue that considering only electrons in cuprates reestablishes the law, despite experimental evidence of its inconsistency.
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