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Is that assuming that the superconductor itself does not undergo particle decay, or is there something special about superconductors that make them unusually st
by cout 5y ago
Is that assuming that the superconductor itself does not undergo particle decay, or is there something special about superconductors that make them unusually stable compared to other matter in the universe?
- klyrs 5y agoYeah, I don't know jack about nuclear physics, so I drew an analogy to a field that I'm more comfortable reasoning about, the electromagnetic field.