Response of the double-layer capacitance of a high-temperature superconductor/fluid electrolyte interface to the onset of superconductivity
Stephen R. Peck(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), A. M. Hermann(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), H. M. Duan(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Royce W. Murray(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), James P. Collman(Stanford University), John T. McDevitt(New York University), Larry S. Curtin(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Cheng Dong(Peking University), W. A. Little(Stanford University), T. Zetterer(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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