ScienceElectrically controllable superconducting memory effect reported in UTe2
Nature reports that the memory effect can be controlled by changing the strength and duration of applied electrical stimuli.
TLDR
Nature describes observations of a memory effect in UTe2, a candidate p-wave superconductor. The research paper reports that varying the strength and duration of applied electrical stimuli can control the effect.
Electrically controllable superconducting memory effect reported in UTe2
Nature reports that the memory effect can be controlled by changing the strength and duration of applied electrical stimuli.
TLDR
Nature describes observations of a memory effect in UTe2, a candidate p-wave superconductor. The research paper reports that varying the strength and duration of applied electrical stimuli can control the effect.