heavy-fermion superconductor

heavy-fermion superconductor

[¦hev·ē ′fər·mē‚än ′sü·pər·kən‚dək·tər]
(solid-state physics)
A superconductor in which the superconducting electrons have unusually large effective masses, more than 100 times the mass of a free electron.
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Bishop, "Exotic pairing instability in the heavy-fermion superconductor CeCo[In.sub.5]," Europhysics Letters, vol.
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