Ultracold potassium atoms reveal that collision-driven resistivity can saturate, clarifying a long-running puzzle in transport physics.
Electrical resistance is easy to notice and hard to pin down. Power lines shed energy as heat, and metals warm up when current passes through them. However, physicists still argue over exactly how th… [+8157 chars]
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