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Quantum ‘shock absorbers’ allow perovskite to exhibit superfluorescence at room temperature
Picture a school of fish swimming in unison or the synchronized flashing of fireflies — examples of collective behavior in nature. When similar collective behavior happens in the quantum world, it leads to processes such as superconductivity…
Published April 05, 2023 at 10:26AM
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