Discovery of a mechanism for making superconductors more resistant to magnetic fields

ScienceDaily
Mar 30, 2021, 9:24 am157 pts
Superconductivity is known to be easily destroyed by strong magnetic fields. Researchers have discovered that a superconductor with atomic-scale thickness can retain its superconductivity even when a strong magnetic field is applied to it. The team has also identified a new mechanism behind this phenomenon.…

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