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Tag Archives: Quantum Mechanics
The Smallest Quantum Computer Yet
A trapped-ion-based quantum computer that fits in two boxes, each the size of a studio apartment’s shower, can create a fully entangled 24-particle quantum state. Continue reading
Large systems can be controllably entangled and limitlessly measured
A mechanical oscillator has quantum properties that can be directly observed. Read more in APS Physics…
Efficient Detection of Microwave Photons
A new single-photon detector minimizes false positives by ensuring that a qubit switches to its excited state if and only if a photon enters a microwave resonator. Continue reading
Localized electric field manipulates a nuclear spin
The atom-level control could provide the precision required for some quantum computing applications. Continue reading
Excited Molecules Escape Their Trap
The loss of ultracold molecules from an optical trap comes from optical excitation of the complexes that form when two of the molecules collide. Continue reading
Localized electric field manipulates a nuclear spin
Nuclear electric resonance provides the atom-level control required for some quantum computing applications. Continue reading
A Time Crystal Without a Driver
A calculation shows that an elusive, isolated quantum time crystal may not be far from reality. Continue reading
The hydrodynamics of a quantum fluid
The behavior of a one-dimensional gas of ultracold atoms confirms a generalized theory. Continue reading
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Ultracold atoms flow on a chip
An experiment confirms a generalized theory of hydrodynamics in the case of a one-dimensional quantum fluid. Continue reading
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