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
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Christiaan Huygens, a Dutch physicist from the late 17th century, may not be widely known, but his contributions significantly impacted both abstract and practical aspects of science, particularly in light physics and mechanics. He pioneered a wave theory of light, laying the groundwork for physical optics which examines light’s interference, diffraction, and polarization. Additionally, he
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