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5 degrees above absolute zero, in a 7 tesla magnetic field produces a 12% effect by a completely unexplained and unpredicted mechanism. I will wait for another
by asmithmd1 12y ago
5 degrees above absolute zero, in a 7 tesla magnetic field produces a 12% effect by a completely unexplained and unpredicted mechanism.
I will wait for another researcher to confirm before I get too excited.
- logicallee 12y agoyour first sentence sounds a lot more exciting than the article title.
- stolio 12y agoAs tbrownaw points out elsewhere they apparently do have an explanation and maybe even the ability to predict the behavior. Essentially this isn't _that_ far away from more common things like paramagnetism and diamagnetism where electron orbitals align with an applied magnetic field and the properties of the material change, except in those cases it's their magnetic properties that change. In this case they're saying the speed at which waves/quasiparticles are transmitted through the material changes. I'm not fond of the title but it's an interesting idea.