
We establish the first universal constant for superconductivity (k=1.6608×10⁻⁶ K·m) from the D≡T axiom, unifying all lattice-gradient-dominated superconducting systems via Tc = k·‖∇Φ‖eff. We predict Tc≈310 K in K-intercalated N-doped hBN and provide a verifiable experimental protocol.
D≡T Theory; universal constant; superconductivity; lattice gradient; room-temperature superconductivity; ambient pressure; hexagonal boron nitride; hBN; potassium intercalation
D≡T Theory; universal constant; superconductivity; lattice gradient; room-temperature superconductivity; ambient pressure; hexagonal boron nitride; hBN; potassium intercalation
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