Quantum entanglement, Uncertainty principle, Photon, General relativity, Quantum mechanics, Physics
When light and atoms share a common vibe
RT @EPFL_en: Scientists from @epflSB, @MIT and @CEA_Officiel demonstrate a state of vibration that exists simultaneously at two different times by measuring the strongest class of quantum correlations between light beams that interact with the vibration. @EPFL_Galland https://t.co/1g0DmNmfG9 https://t.co/p71KAijjiU
OpenScientists from EPFL, MIT, and CEA Saclay demonstrate a state of vibration that exists simultaneously at two different times. They evidence this quantum superposition by measuring the strongest class of quantum correlations between light beams that interact with the vibration.
RT @EPFL_en: Scientists from @epflSB, @MIT and @CEA_Officiel demonstrate a state of vibration that exists simultaneously at two different times by measuring the strongest class of quantum correlations between light beams that interact with the vibration. @EPFL_Galland https://t.co/1g0DmNmfG9 https://t.co/p71KAijjiU
OpenWhen light and atoms share a common vibe
Scientists from EPFL, MIT, and CEA Saclay demonstrate a state of vibration that exists simultaneously at two different times. They evidence this quantum superposition by measuring the ...
We are sorry, we could not find the related article
If you are curious about Essentials, the Influencers Review and Swiss Innovation
Please click on:
Or signup to our newsletters
Counter-Intuitive Quantum Mechanics: State of Vibration That Exists Simultaneously at Two Different Times
When Light and Atoms Share a Common Vibe An especially counter-intuitive feature of quantum mechanics is that a single event can exist in a state of superposition — happening both here and ...
A state of vibration that exists simultaneously at two different times
Scientists from EPFL, MIT, and CEA Saclay demonstrate a state of vibration that exists simultaneously at two different times. They evidence this quantum superposition by measuring the ...
Quantum sensing with nanoparticles for gravimetry: when bigger is better
<section class="abstract"><h2 class="abstractTitle text-title my-1" id="d111e2">Abstract</h2><p>Following the first demonstration of a levitated nanosphere cooled to the quantum ground ...
Quantum for high school teachers
Quantum for high school teachers Learn how to teach quantum in your high-school class, and gain the tools to do it. A free online workshop series for 2020 Due to COVID-19 restrictions, ...
Physicists link quantum memories across the longest distance ever
We're one step closer to having quantum internet, but wait, what is quantum internet?
Loopholes and the 'Anti-Realism' of the Quantum World
After researchers found a loophole in a famous experiment designed to prove that quantum objects don’t have intrinsic properties, three experimental groups quickly sewed the loophole shut.
Physicists Just Built The First Working Prototype Of A 'Quantum Radar'
Quantum entanglement – that strange but potentially hugely useful quantum phenomenon where two particles are inextricably linked across space and time – could play a major role in future ...