Physicists Discover Dual Superconducting States in Kagome Lattice Material CsV₃Sb₅ Introduction to Superconductivity and Its Mystery Superconductivity, characterized by the complete absence of electrical resistance at extremely low temperatures, is a quantum phenomenon of great interest. While the phenomenon is traditionally associated with the formation of Cooper pairs — electron pairs bound together — the precise factors that lead to superconductivity in quantum materials remain elusive. Study on Kagome Lattice Superconductor CsV₃Sb₅ Researchers from Princeton University, the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Beijing Institute to Technology, and the University of Zurich recently undertook a study to explore the superconductivity of CsV₃Sb₅ a material with a Kagome lattice, which consists of atoms arranged in a hexagonal configuration resembling the traditional Kagome basket pattern. The study, published in Nature Physics , establishes the presence of two supercondu...
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