High Temperature Superconducting Structures

Philipp Braeuninger-Weimer; Christoph Heil; Brian C. Holloway; Vladimir Z. Kresin; George Albert Sawatzky; Stuart A. Wolf

High Temperature Superconducting Structures

Philipp Braeuninger-Weimer^* (Inventor), Christoph Heil (Inventor), Brian C. Holloway (Inventor), Vladimir Z. Kresin (Inventor), George Albert Sawatzky (Inventor), Stuart A. Wolf (Inventor)

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Institute of Theoretical and Computational Physics (5150)

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Abstract

A superconductor device includes a low-dimensional material with a critical temperature higher than a critical temperature corresponding to a bulk form of the low-dimensional material. The low-dimensional material can include shape and structural modifications of a low-dimensional material. The superconductor device can include various conformational arrangements of the low-dimensional material such as nanoribbons, nanotubes, or helices. The superconductor device can include functional groups, such as hydrogen, attached to the low-dimensional material. The superconductor device can include metallic clusters located in proximity to the low-dimensional material. The superconductor device can include a low-dimensional material which is a monolayer, bilayer or multilayer.

Original language	English
Patent number	USPTO 16/789143
IPC	H01L 39/12,C01B 32/20
Filing date	12/02/20
Publication status	Published - 13 Aug 2020

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