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Ruddlesden-Popper Bilayer ニッケラートにおける環境圧超伝導性のために必要なストレスを削減する.

Yaoju Tarn1,2, Yidi Liu2,3, Florian Theuss2,4

  • 1Department of Applied Physics, Stanford University, Stanford, California, USA.

Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)
|February 12, 2026
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研究者は,低圧圧力を用いて2層のニッケラートフィルムで環境圧力超伝導性を発見しました. この発見により,ラドルズデン・ポッパー (RP) ニッケラートにおける超伝導相境界の探査が可能になり,その基本的な性質の洞察が提供されます.

キーワード:
二層のニッケラートニッケラートがある.エピタキシアルストレイン超伝導性とは,超伝導性である.薄膜薄膜の薄膜は,薄膜の薄膜として使われています.

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