became understood

Does this make sense to say that:

Superconductivity became understood since BCS's proposed their theory?

Does the sentence imply "the BCS's theory can explain superconductivity"?

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It doesn't really make sense, it would be better to say either:

Superconductivity was understood when BCS's proposed their theory

or

Superconductivity has been understood since BCS's proposed their theory

Both sentences imply "the BCS's theory can explain superconductivity".

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Originally Posted by Mooncalf

It doesn't really make sense, it would be better to say either:

Superconductivity was understood when BCS's proposed their theory

or

Superconductivity has been understood since BCS's proposed their theory

Both sentences imply "the BCS's theory can explain superconductivity".

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Hi Mooncalf, thanks a lot.