Superconductivity Deduced from Deterministic Theory of Atomic Structure

The standard Quantum Mechanics is statistical in nature and cannot provide a detailed picture of an atom. The Deterministic Theory of Atomic Structure, derived from a system of equations that govern the electrodynamics in atoms, can account for the stability of the atoms. We describe the chirality of an atom, the rules for forming molecules, and the assemblies of the superconducting material from Aluminum and Silicon.