Research
The Gurzhi Effect Reaches Three Dimensions
feeds.aps.org · By Davis Thuillier ·
The Brief
- Measurements on micrometer-scale cadmium samples provide evidence of an unusual charge-transport regime in a three-dimensional metal.
- The work is reported as the Gurzhi effect reaching three dimensions, per the headline and the APS Physics summary.
- The article appeared in Physics volume 19, article 148 on 2026-11-09.
Why it matters
The result extends a charge-transport regime associated with the Gurzhi effect from its previously studied setting into a 3D metal, which bears on how electrons flow in real metallic devices at small scales.
Who’s affected
- condensed-matter physicists
- materials scientists
- #condensed matter
- #charge transport
- #cadmium
- #gurzhi effect
- #metals
Author(s): Davis Thuillier Measurements on micrometer-scale cadmium samples provide definitive evidence of an unusual charge-transport regime in a 3D metal. [Physics 19, 148] Published Mon Nov 09, 2026
Timeline
Results published in Physics 19, 148
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The Gurzhi Effect Reaches Three Dimensions