High Temperature Superconductivity: The Mystery We Are Ever After

Das, Mukunda P

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High Temperature Superconductivity: The Mystery We Are Ever After

Date

2009

Authors

Das, Mukunda P

Publisher

American Institute of Physics (AIP)

Abstract

Superconductivity was an unanticipated property of matter. Perhaps no history of a scientific subject is as impressive as the history of superconductivity. Over the past nine decades the history remains exciting, where some of our best minds were and are