Condensed Matter

    

Constitution of a Molecular Structure that Hardly Generates a Non-Free Electron Orbital Region is Effective for the Creation of Superconductors with Higher Tc

Authors: Kazuo Abe

In the present study, we started from the idea that the essence of the electrical resistance is that the lattice vibration generates non-free electron orbital regions, which induces scattering of free electrons. This consideration has led to the conclusion that the establishment of molecular structures that hardly form non-free electron orbital regions is effective for the creation of superconductors with higher superconducting transition temperature (Tc).

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