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Study Sheds New Light on Quasiparticles and Their Interactions

Scientists have disclosed latest information regarding the mass of each component that constitutes a potential quasiparticle, called an exciton.

22 Jun 2020

New Study Could Power Research on Quantum Teleportation of All Matter

One famous catchphrase in the Star Trek series is “beam me up.” This command is issued when a certain character wants to teleport from a distant site back to the Starship Enterprise.

22 Jun 2020

Nitrogen Vacancy Quantum Sensor Used to Detect Paramagnetic Resonance

A high-resolution paramagnetic resonance detection method based on the diamond nitrogen-vacancy (NV) color center quantum sensor was proposed and experimentally implemented by academician DU Jiangfeng from USTC.

22 Jun 2020

Study Analyzes Skyrmion Behavior in Substrate Under Biharmonic dc/ac Drives

As the demands on information technology increase, the need to improve the storage of data also grows.

22 Jun 2020

New Gamma-Ray Study Points at Presence of Galaxies with two Black Holes

A Clemson University scientist has joined forces with an international team of astronomers to identify periodic gamma-ray emissions from 11 active galaxies, paving the way for future studies of unconventional galaxies that might harbor two supermassive black holes at their centers.

22 Jun 2020

New Hubble Observations Offer Most Comprehensive View of Two Nebulae

The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured the images of two new nearby young planetary nebulae, NGC 6302, also called the Butterfly Nebula, and NGC 7027, demonstrating its complete range of imaging capabilities.

19 Jun 2020

Study Reveals Unique Quantum Characteristics of Quantum Cheshire Cat

Researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) have achieved a non-contacting exchange of the polarization of two photons to unravel the exclusive quantum properties of the “Quantum Cheshire Cat.”

19 Jun 2020

Scientists Develop New Method for Detecting Black Hole Mergers

Every year, 2 million black hole mergers are missed – but now scientists have worked out how to detect them, revealing a lost 8 billion light years of universe evolution.

19 Jun 2020

Study Predicts Matter in Optical Lattices Form Quantum Rings

Ultracold atoms trapped in appropriately prepared optical traps can arrange themselves in surprisingly complex, hitherto unobserved structures, according to scientists from the Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Cracow.

19 Jun 2020

New Quantum Mechanics-Based Study of Electron-Hole Clusters

In solid materials, when an electron changes position without another to fill its place, a positively charged 'hole' can appear which is attracted to the original electron.

19 Jun 2020

Study Aims to Develop New Accurate Models of Nuclear Phenomena

Five Michigan State University researchers from the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams and the Department of Statistics and Probability are participating in a new $3.7 million National Science Foundation project to advance nuclear physics experiments.

19 Jun 2020

Gamma-Ray Emission from Quasars Extends Along Jets of Plasma

An international team of more than 200 researchers from 13 countries has demonstrated that the emission of very high-energy gamma-rays from quasars—galaxies with a highly energetic nucleus—is not focused in the region close to their central black hole but extends over several thousand light-years across jets of plasma.

18 Jun 2020

New Technique to Stop Could be Useful for Future Quantum Computers

How do you stop something that is faster than anything else, intangible and always in motion by nature- A team led by physicists Dr. Thorsten Peters and Professor Thomas Halfmann is doing the seemingly impossible: stopping light for tiny fractions of a second.

18 Jun 2020

New Theory Offers Comprehensive Insights into Bose-Einstein Condensates

Bose-Einstein condensates are often described as the fifth state of matter: At extremely low temperatures, gas atoms behave like a single particle.

18 Jun 2020

New Method to Optimize Fusion Energy by Controlling Edge Localized Modes

All efforts to replicate in tokamak fusion facilities the fusion energy that powers the sun and stars must cope with a constant problem -- transient heat bursts that can halt fusion reactions and damage the doughnut-shaped tokamaks.

18 Jun 2020

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Study Sheds New Light on Quasiparticles and Their Interactions

New Study Could Power Research on Quantum Teleportation of All Matter

Nitrogen Vacancy Quantum Sensor Used to Detect Paramagnetic Resonance

Study Analyzes Skyrmion Behavior in Substrate Under Biharmonic dc/ac Drives

New Gamma-Ray Study Points at Presence of Galaxies with two Black Holes

New Hubble Observations Offer Most Comprehensive View of Two Nebulae

Study Reveals Unique Quantum Characteristics of Quantum Cheshire Cat

Scientists Develop New Method for Detecting Black Hole Mergers

Study Predicts Matter in Optical Lattices Form Quantum Rings

New Quantum Mechanics-Based Study of Electron-Hole Clusters

Study Aims to Develop New Accurate Models of Nuclear Phenomena

Gamma-Ray Emission from Quasars Extends Along Jets of Plasma

New Technique to Stop Could be Useful for Future Quantum Computers

New Theory Offers Comprehensive Insights into Bose-Einstein Condensates

New Method to Optimize Fusion Energy by Controlling Edge Localized Modes

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