Researchers at the University of Amsterdam have applied Jean Écalle’s 40-year-old mathematical framework to effectively describe and unify quantum mechanical tunneling phenomena. Image source: SciTechDaily.com Researchers have successfully used 40-year-old …
A new study proposes an experimental method to test the quantum aspects of gravity without entangling large numbers of objects, which could significantly advance the field. Image source: SciTechDaily.com A …
A year later, two theoretical physicists from Japan and the Netherlands discovered that quantum entanglement has something fundamental in common with the physics that drives steam engines, dries socks, and …
An international team including researchers from the University of Würzburg has successfully created a special superconducting state. The discovery could advance the development of quantum computers. A paper discussing the …
Google Quantum AI suppresses quantum errors by scaling surface code logic qubits. nature 614676681 (2023). ArticleADS CAS Google Scholar Aliferis, P. and Preskill, J. Fault-tolerant quantum computing against bias noise. …
Scientists have created an enhanced form of ultrapure silicon that could one day form the basis of highly reliable “silicon spin qubits” in powerful quantum computers. Bits in classical computers …
Co-authors (left) Professor David Jamieson (University of Melbourne) and (right) Dr Maddison Coke (University of Manchester) inspect the P-NAME focused ion beam system used in the University of Manchester’s silicon …
Quantum teleportation researchers have developed a method to improve the quality of teleportation under noisy conditions by using mixed entanglement of photons to achieve near-perfect state transfer. Image source: SciTechDaily.com …
A team from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, along with collaborators from the University of Chicago, has successfully modified a microwave circulator to precisely manage non-reciprocity between qubits and microwave …
Illustration of a circular Rydberg strontium atom trapped in optical tweezers.Image credit: Aaron Gtzelmann, University of Stuttgart A team of researchers at the Fifth Institute of Physics at the University …