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One superconductor switches among three quantum phases

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Measurements mapped three spin-triplet phases in one superconductor, revealing a tunable platform for studying elusive topological quantum states.
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Okayama University’s Quantum Superconductor Boasts 6.2K Transition

Okayama University researchers detail K₂Cr₃As₃, a novel superconductor exhibiting three spin-triplet phases and a 6.2K transition.

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One superconductor switches among three quantum phases

Measurements mapped three spin-triplet phases in one superconductor, revealing a tunable platform for studying elusive topological quantum states.

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Nanowerk broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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