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This also kind of seems analogous to the electron Cooper pairs moving through a superconductor... As one electron moves down into a trout, the other moves up in
by powertower 11y ago
This also kind of seems analogous to the electron Cooper pairs moving through a superconductor... As one electron moves down into a trout, the other moves up into a peak, and because of the push/pull balancing interaction of their paired up connection, energy is not dissipated (as heat), and in-turn no additional energy is required for propagation... They just keep on moving.
- andrewflnr 11y agoI haven't heard this theory of superconductivity before. Is it new?
- chm 11y agoIt isn't new. That would be BCS Theory[1]. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BCS_theory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BCS_theory