For the first time, scientists have successfully confined electrons within a three-dimensional crystal, enabling them to explore the quantum phenomena these electrons exhibit in a state known as an electronic “flat band,” including superconductivity. When electrons traverse a 3D material, they interact with the
Read MoreFor the first time, scientists have successfully confined electrons within a three-dimensional crystal, enabling them to explore the quantum phenomena these electrons
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