superconductor

Converse of object

• include: Materials grown and studied include superconductors, high index dielectrics, magnetic films, and metallic coatings.
• use: The latter can be improved at the expense of bandwidth by using superconductors.
• become: But if you add charge carriers by chemically doping them they become superconductors with transition temperatures of up to 135K.
• discover: The topic is of cutting edge importance with the race on to discover a room temperature superconductor.

Adjective modifier

• cuprate: The first is a study of the temperature dependences of magnetotransport quantities in the normal state of the cuprate high-temperature superconductors.
• ceramic: Wonder if anyone's tried replicating the thing using ceramic superconductors and then cooling the thing off with liquid nitrogen to see what happens.
• conventional: This is qualitatively different from conventional low temperature superconductors.
• organic: Topical areas covered by this virtual journal include experimental and theoretical study of new materials, new cuprates, and organic superconductors.
• high: In order to recover the signal lost by using a low magnetic field a receive coil made from high temperature superconductor will be used.
• other: Studies of vortices in other superconductors indicate that they can form a sort of " lattice " configuration.

Modifies a noun

• cable: Initial VLI superconductor cable projects now underway provide an opportunity to develop a reliability record and resolve system integration and other implementation issues.
• material: An additional feature is that much higher currents can flow through some superconductor materials than through normal metal wires.

Noun used with modifier

• high-temperature: Thus magnetic fields can now be surveyed in thin film samples of high-temperature superconductors.
• temperature: In order to recover the signal lost by using a low magnetic field a receive coil made from high temperature superconductor will be used.
• novel: She is now actively involved in using IBS to fabricate silicon based light emitting devices and to fabricate novel superconductors.
• low-temperature: An " isotope shift " of this type has been observed in many low-temperature metal superconductors.
• cuprate: The high temperature or cuprate superconductors like the one pictured here were first discovered in 1986.
• film: There is one large EPSRC grant which covers work on thin films superconductors, this is called the portfolio award.

Preposition: in

presence: Chill a superconductor in the presence of a magnetic field.

Preposition: with

temperature: But if you add charge carriers by chemically doping them they become superconductors with transition temperatures of up to 135K.