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A common mechanism of collective phenomena
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In this paper, a common thread is followed through diverse phenomena: weak interactions lock seemingly independent variables into a collective state of enhanced or depressed energy, and a rather novel perspective is thus afforded on superconductivity and on nuclear and particle physics.Abstract:
A common thread is followed through diverse phenomena: Weak interactions lock seemingly independent variables into a collective state of enhanced or depressed energy. A rather novel perspective is thus afforded on superconductivity and on nuclear and particle physics.read more
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