Paper 45: Room-Temperature Superconductivity through Resonance Engineering of Spacetime Metamaterials
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| author | Biehl, Lienhard |
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| contents | <p>This paper extends the Scale-Relative Time (SRT) framework for superconductivity from analysis of natural materials to the predictive design of artificial systems. Building on the preceding work (Paper #44), which predicted a resonance in Cu_<em>x</em>Bi_2Se_3 at <strong><em>x</em> ≈ 0.28</strong>, we first complete that analysis by calculating the resulting peak temperature to be <strong>19.4 K </strong>via an SRT scaling law (<strong><em>T_c</em> ∝ n⁴⸍³_e</strong>). Arguing that this represents a practical limit for natural crystals, we introduce a methodology of ”Resonance Engineering”. We propose a heterostructure of<strong> graphene</strong> on <strong>Strontium Titanate (SrTiO_3)</strong> as a spacetime metamaterial with engineered effective physical laws. To achieve a critical temperature of <strong>293 K (20°C)</strong>, the model requires an effective relative permittivity of <strong><em>ϵ_r,eff</em> ≈ 1510</strong>. This, in turn, dictates a precise resonance carrier density in the graphene layer of <strong><em>n</em>_<em>res</em> ≈ 1.75 × 10¹⁴ cm⁻²</strong>, a value achievable via standard gating. The SRT framework thus yields a concrete, falsifiable engineering protocol for the construction of a room-temperature superconductor.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Paper 45: Room-Temperature Superconductivity through Resonance Engineering of Spacetime Metamaterials Biehl, Lienhard Room-Temperature Superconductivity Scale-Relativity Metamaterials Graphene Strontium Titanate Resonance Engineering Heterostructures Quantum Engineering Foundations of Physics Predictive Design <p>This paper extends the Scale-Relative Time (SRT) framework for superconductivity from analysis of natural materials to the predictive design of artificial systems. Building on the preceding work (Paper #44), which predicted a resonance in Cu_<em>x</em>Bi_2Se_3 at <strong><em>x</em> ≈ 0.28</strong>, we first complete that analysis by calculating the resulting peak temperature to be <strong>19.4 K </strong>via an SRT scaling law (<strong><em>T_c</em> ∝ n⁴⸍³_e</strong>). Arguing that this represents a practical limit for natural crystals, we introduce a methodology of ”Resonance Engineering”. We propose a heterostructure of<strong> graphene</strong> on <strong>Strontium Titanate (SrTiO_3)</strong> as a spacetime metamaterial with engineered effective physical laws. To achieve a critical temperature of <strong>293 K (20°C)</strong>, the model requires an effective relative permittivity of <strong><em>ϵ_r,eff</em> ≈ 1510</strong>. This, in turn, dictates a precise resonance carrier density in the graphene layer of <strong><em>n</em>_<em>res</em> ≈ 1.75 × 10¹⁴ cm⁻²</strong>, a value achievable via standard gating. The SRT framework thus yields a concrete, falsifiable engineering protocol for the construction of a room-temperature superconductor.</p> |
| title | Paper 45: Room-Temperature Superconductivity through Resonance Engineering of Spacetime Metamaterials |
| topic | Room-Temperature Superconductivity Scale-Relativity Metamaterials Graphene Strontium Titanate Resonance Engineering Heterostructures Quantum Engineering Foundations of Physics Predictive Design |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16225059 |