Abstract
Recent theoretical and experimental results on new synthetic metals—Bechgaard's salts—are reviewed. Superconductivity has been observed in these organic compounds for the first time. Furthermore, these materials exhibit such a variety of new and unusual physical properties that research on them is opening up a new branch of solid state physics.
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