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Condensed matter physics

an empirical scaling in which superfluid density is proportional to the normal-state conductivity times the transition temperature in many superconductors.

In condensed matter physics, Homes' law refers to an empirical scaling in which superfluid density is proportional to the normal-state conductivity times the transition temperature in many superconductors. This meaning comes from Homes (2004) in Nature.[1]

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References

Homes, C. C., Dordevic, S. V., Strongin, M., Bonn, D. A., Liang, R., Hardy, W. N., Komiya, S., Ando, Y., Yu, G., Kaneko, N., Zhao, X., Greven, M., Basov, D. N., & Timusk, T. (2004). A universal scaling relation in high-temperature superconductors. Nature, 430(6999), 539-541. https://doi.org/10.1038/nature02673

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