Proposed experimental test of the theory of hole superconductivity

•The conventional theory of superconductivity predicts no charge flow when the normal-superconductor phase boundary moves.•The theory of hole superconductivity predicts flow and counterflow of charge.•An experiment to measure a voltage is proposed.•No voltage will be measured if the conventional the...

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