Quarks and qubits: how quantum computing could transform particle physics – Physics World
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Gas vapors trigger reversible phase, color change in advanced fluids
Researchers have developed a reversible, vapor-controlled system capable of toggling the physical and optical traits of advanced fluids…
New superconducting magnets reach full power for HiLumi LHC upgrade
CERN has just upgraded the world’s largest particle accelerator after successfully powering a new generation of superconducting magnets…
Imaging of nanoscale polar textures in quantum paraelectric SrTiO3
Cochran, W. Crystal stability and the theory of ferroelectricity. Adv. Phys. 9, 387–423 (1960). Article ADS CAS Google…
Quantum Computing for Beginners: How It Really Works
Quantum computing uses quantum mechanics to process information. This emergent field of computer science and engineering exploits superposition…
Why the next computing revolution will be hybrid, human and slightly unpredictable
There is something poetic about quantum computing. For decades, it has lived in the realm of possibility, whispered…
Quantum Gravity May Be Far Less Quantum Than Physicists Expected
Physicists have long assumed that uniting quantum mechanics with gravity would require spacetime itself to behave quantum mechanically.…
Quantinuum and SoftBank Corp. Publish Joint White Paper on Scaling Practical Quantum Computing Use Cases Toward the Fault-Tolerant Era
The companies have published a joint white paper mapping commercially relevant quantum computing use cases in quantum chemistry…
The Oh-My-God particle still defies explanation
On the evening of October 15, 1991, the University of Utah’s Fly’s Eye detector at Dugway Proving Ground…
A strange quantum effect dramatically boosts energy transfer
Electron and proton motion often work together in both living systems and engineered materials. The most familiar example…
John Bell and the most obscure journal in physics – Physics World
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Guest Post: What a High School Student Found When He Stress-Tested a Quantum Benchmark
Guest Post By Jithesh Mithra, Independent Researcher, Jacksonville, Florida Here is a result that should not happen. Take…