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Questionable Stability Of Dissipative Topological Models For Classical And Quantum Systems

In a new paper in EPJ D, Rebekka Koch from Amsterdam and Jan Carl Budich from Dresden analyse the spectral instability of energy-dissipative systems caused by their boundaries: A situation that is naturally given in experimental setups.

17 Apr 2020

Neutrinos Shed Promising New Light on Antimatter Disappearance

We live in a world of matter - because matter overtook antimatter, though they were both created in equal amounts by the Big Bang when our universe began.

16 Apr 2020

Accelerating Quantum Computing with Rydberg Ions

A new technique to accelerate quantum computing invented by an international research team could open the door to major advancements in computer processing power.

16 Apr 2020

Proof-of-Concept Leads to Cheaper, More Powerful Quantum Computing

A majority of the quantum computers that are currently being developed worldwide will only operate at fractions of a degree above absolute zero.

16 Apr 2020

Mathematical Method Accelerates Predictions for Trapping Fusion Energy

Predicting the performance of volatile plasma that powers fusion reactions is a major problem for researchers, who are looking for ways to achieve the fusion energy that fuels the stars and the Sun to Earth.

16 Apr 2020

The Strong Similarities in Temperature Dependence of Sound Waves

A study performed by researchers at the Swinburne University of Technology has analyzed the propagation of energy as sound waves in a medium of quantum gas.

15 Apr 2020

Study on Bosons Offers Insight for Developing Quantum Devices

Scientists involved in a U.S. Army project have gained an important insight that could help develop quantum computers and quantum devices.

15 Apr 2020

Quasar Energetic Outflow Impacts Star Formation Across Galaxies

With the help of the Gemini North telescope installed on Hawaii’s Maunakea, scientists have identified the most energetic outflow from any quasar measured so far.

15 Apr 2020

Compound Achieves Skyrmion State Under Pressure at Room Temperature

An international research team has reported a new compound that can maintain its skyrmion properties at room temperature by using high pressure.

15 Apr 2020

Milky Way's Satellite Galaxies Help Test Properties of Dark Matter

A research team led by physicists at the University of California, Riverside, reports tiny satellite galaxies of the Milky Way can be used to test fundamental properties of "dark matter" -- nonluminous material thought to constitute 85% of matter in the universe.

15 Apr 2020

New Handle to Manipulate Material's Properties Could Enable Spintronic Computing

Materials scientists at Duke University have shown the first clear example that a material's transition into a magnet can control instabilities in its crystalline structure that cause it to change from a conductor to an insulator.

15 Apr 2020

Hong Kong Aerospace Technology Group Prepares to Launch their First Satellite "Golden Bauhinia No.1"

Hong Kong Aerospace Technology Group announced it aims to launch the "Golden Bauhinia No.1" low-orbit high frequency satellite in June from China. The planned launch marks an important milestone in the company's "Golden Bauhinia" space remote sensing project.

15 Apr 2020

Astronomers Identify Extremely Rare Supernova that Outshines All Others

A supernova at least twice as bright and energetic, and likely much more massive than any yet recorded has been identified by an international team of astronomers, led by the University of Birmingham.

14 Apr 2020

Formation Theory Explains Unusual Characteristics of Interstellar Object 'Oumuamua

Since its discovery in 2017, an air of mystery has surrounded the first known interstellar object to visit our solar system, an elongated, cigar-shaped body named 'Oumuamua (Hawaiian for "a messenger from afar arriving first").

14 Apr 2020

NASA Missions Capture the Power of Shock Waves in Nova Explosion

Unprecedented observations of a nova outburst in 2018 by a trio of satellites, including two NASA missions, have captured the first direct evidence that most of the explosion's visible light arose from shock waves -- abrupt changes of pressure and temperature formed in the explosion debris.

14 Apr 2020

Quantum Science News

Questionable Stability Of Dissipative Topological Models For Classical And Quantum Systems

Neutrinos Shed Promising New Light on Antimatter Disappearance

Accelerating Quantum Computing with Rydberg Ions

Proof-of-Concept Leads to Cheaper, More Powerful Quantum Computing

Mathematical Method Accelerates Predictions for Trapping Fusion Energy

The Strong Similarities in Temperature Dependence of Sound Waves

Study on Bosons Offers Insight for Developing Quantum Devices

Quasar Energetic Outflow Impacts Star Formation Across Galaxies

Compound Achieves Skyrmion State Under Pressure at Room Temperature

Milky Way's Satellite Galaxies Help Test Properties of Dark Matter

New Handle to Manipulate Material's Properties Could Enable Spintronic Computing

Hong Kong Aerospace Technology Group Prepares to Launch their First Satellite "Golden Bauhinia No.1"

Astronomers Identify Extremely Rare Supernova that Outshines All Others

Formation Theory Explains Unusual Characteristics of Interstellar Object 'Oumuamua

NASA Missions Capture the Power of Shock Waves in Nova Explosion

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