Constructive Resolution of High-Temperature Superconductivity Mechanisms via Mersenne Superlattice Phase Resonances and Room-Temperature Interconnects
This paper claims to resolve the long-standing mystery of high-temperature superconductivity by theoretically deriving and experimentally demonstrating room-temperature zero-resistance interconnects using Mersenne prime superlattices and 4-phase orthogonal drives to eliminate electron-phonon scattering, thereby enabling heat-dissipation-free semiconductor systems.
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