New Physics-Inspired Proof Probes the Borders of Disorder
The mystery was this: In the 1950s, a physicist at Bell Labs named George Feher was injecting silicon with tiny quantities of other elements, such as phosphorus or arsenic. When…
The mystery was this: In the 1950s, a physicist at Bell Labs named George Feher was injecting silicon with tiny quantities of other elements, such as phosphorus or arsenic. When…