Hydride superconductivity: here to stay
arXiv:2411.10522 · doi:10.1038/s42254-024-00794-1
Abstract
The field of hydride superconductivity has recently been mired in a controversy that might divert attention from the question of central importance: do hydrides support genuine superconductivity or not? We examine some key papers from the field, and conclude that hydride superconductivity is real.
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