Meissner effect
noun
Meiss·ner effect
ˈmīsnə(r)-
: the partial or complete absence of magnetic induction in metallic substances even in a magnetic field when cooled into the superconducting state
Word History
Etymology
after Alexander Meissner †1958 Austrian radio engineer
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