
Superconductivity A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions) Superconductivity
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Science & Technology
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Format
Hardcover
Pages
151
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1961
Publisher
Methuen & Co
Edition
1st
ISBN-10
019954090X
ISBN-13
9780199540907
Description
Stephen J. Blundell delves into the fascinating world of superconductivity, a remarkable phenomenon where certain materials can conduct electricity without any resistance at very low temperatures. His exploration illuminates the essential principles behind this scientific marvel and the myriad applications it can offer, from powering advanced technologies to revolutionizing energy efficiency.
As the narrative unfolds, readers are introduced to the key discoveries and theories that shaped the understanding of superconductivity. Blundell expertly navigates complex concepts while making them accessible to those curious about the subject. The book serves not only as a primer for students and enthusiasts but also as an invitation to consider the incredible potential of superconductors in shaping the future of electronic devices and energy systems. Through engaging insights and a clear, concise style, it opens the door to an exciting and ever-evolving field of study.
As the narrative unfolds, readers are introduced to the key discoveries and theories that shaped the understanding of superconductivity. Blundell expertly navigates complex concepts while making them accessible to those curious about the subject. The book serves not only as a primer for students and enthusiasts but also as an invitation to consider the incredible potential of superconductors in shaping the future of electronic devices and energy systems. Through engaging insights and a clear, concise style, it opens the door to an exciting and ever-evolving field of study.
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