Researchers advance understanding of high-temperature superconductivity mechanisms

phys.org July 30, 2024, 12:00 PM UTC

Summary: Researchers have advanced understanding of high-temperature superconductivity in cuprates, revealing that short-range charge density waves (CDW) can coexist with superconductivity, contrary to previous beliefs. The study, published in *Nature Communications*, utilized X-ray measurements on La 1.885 Sr 0.115 CuO 4, identifying interactions between magnetic spin and CDW that stabilize superconductivity at higher temperatures and magnetic fields, with findings indicating a potential for enhanced superconducting states.

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