Quantum sensing at the megabar frontier
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Access through your institution Buy or subscribe The typical hallmarks of superconductivity are a sharp drop in resistance below the superconducting transition temperature and the Meissner
effect — the expulsion of magnetic fields from the interior of the superconductor. In hydrogen-rich materials at megabar conditions, theory predicts that strong electron–phonon coupling and
high characteristic phonon frequencies could stabilize superconducting condensates up to around 300 K. Following this blueprint, many experiments over the past decade have identified a
number of promising hydride superconductors operating at relatively high temperatures. Yet, evidence of the Meissner effect has been elusive because of the sensitivity limitations of
magnetic sensors at extreme pressures. Owing to similar limitations that resistivity measurements also suffer at such extreme pressure conditions, a convincing proof of the Meissner effect
would significantly strengthen the claims of superconductivity in hydrides. This is a preview of subscription content, access via your institution ACCESS OPTIONS Access through your
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Quantum sensing at the megabar frontier. _Nat. Phys._ 20, 543 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41567-024-02485-1 Download citation * Published: 16 April 2024 * Issue Date: April 2024 * DOI:
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