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July 15th, 2005
Superconducting nanowire devices could run and run
Abstract:
Researchers at Delft University of Technology and Philips Research Laboratories, both in the Netherlands, have combined semiconductor nanowires with superconducting contacts to make superconducting transistors. At temperatures below 1 K, the contacts induced superconductivity in the nanowires through the proximity effect.
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