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Interesting thought about a third axis but isn't tension essentially negative pressure? Superconductivity requires the atoms to be aligned and as still as possi
by eis 3y ago
Interesting thought about a third axis but isn't tension essentially negative pressure? Superconductivity requires the atoms to be aligned and as still as possible in order for pathways for the electrons to emerge as far as I understand. Like a miniature version of a particle accelerator just without acceleration apart from the push each electron gets from the one behind it. Seems logical that I can get a material to stay put by either pushing or pulling on it on at least two sides.
- howenterprisey 3y agoMaybe the tension is applied perpendicular to the pressure?