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Quantum simulations find peak superconductivity isn’t at expected point
ECOSYSTEM·Oct 20, 2026·1 MIN READ

Quantum simulations find peak superconductivity isn’t at expected point

Using determinant quantum Monte Carlo, researchers computed superconductivity’s transition temperature, finding peak T_c shifts away from expected Van Hove points.

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Author: Ivy Delaney

Published Oct 20, 2026

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Using determinant quantum Monte Carlo, researchers computed superconductivity’s transition temperature, finding peak T_c shifts away from expected Van Hove points.

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