Which mechanism inhibits electron-phonon coupling above critical temperature, within Niobium-Titanium?

💡 Explanation

Above critical temperature, thermal vibrations disrupt superconductivity because the **BCS theory** loses its function; therefore Cooper pairs break apart, rather than forming a condensate, since increased thermal energy overcomes the weak electron-phonon attraction.

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