A Single Antimatter Particle Has Spent Months in a Trap It Never Touches
A single positron has survived months in a lab without touching its surroundings. Now physicists can control its quantum jumps.
A single positron has survived months in a lab without touching its surroundings. Now physicists can control its quantum jumps.
An international team of scientists published a study that seems to contradict the basic laws of physics: to demontrates in a quantum computer a “time reversal procedure.” With the use of electrons and under the laws of quantum mechanics, researchers from the Institute of Physics and Technology of Moscow (MIPT) with the help of colleagues in Switzerland… Read more »
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