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Superconductivity is the transmission of current with no resistive losses, and is one of the most active areas of condensed matter physics research.
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Is the supercurrent just below critical temperature only carried by quasi particles?
So is it then true, that we only have sufficient useful superconductivity far below Tc? …
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How can Cooper pairs form in zero temperature, if there are no phonons?
Phonons behave like Bosons, so they have a Bose Einstein distribution. If you take the zero temperature limit, the distribution vanishes. So at zero temperature there are basically no phonons (up to q …
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