Understanding the Nature of Cooper Pairs: Fermions or Bosons?

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i have a little doubt about the nature of the cooper pair that carries the super current if it is bosons or fermions?
and why?
 
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Cooper pairs are "composite bosons". Why? Look at the spin state of the pair, and what they can condense into.

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