Which mechanism causes zero DC resistance in superconductors?

💡 Explanation

The Meissner effect results in loss of DC resistance when temperature drops below the superconducting transition temperature, because electrons form Cooper pairs via phonon interaction. Therefore, current flows without resistance thanks to Bose-Einstein condensation, rather than scattering events that dominate conventional conductors.

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