Periodic Reporting for period 4 - CHAMPAGNE (Charge orders, Magnetism and Pairings in High Temperature Superconductors)

Summary
For nearly thirty years, the search for a room-temperature superconductor has focused on exotic materials known as cuprates, obtained by doping a parent Mott insulator, and which can carry currents without losing energy as heat at temperatures up to 164 Kelvin. Conventionally...
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