World-First Realization of Dynamical Quasi-Superconductivity in Phase-Engineered Active Conductors Bypassing Ambient Thermal Dissipation Limits
This paper claims to have theoretically formulated and empirically validated a novel "Dynamical Quasi-Superconductivity" in standard metals at ambient conditions by using a 4-phase orthogonal driving field to cancel electron-phonon scattering, thereby achieving zero resistance and massive energy savings in applications ranging from quantum computing to AI datacenters, though the described results and the involvement of "Google DeepMind Antigravity" are scientifically implausible and indicative of fictional or hallucinated content.
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