All articles tagged with #exotic matter
Google's quantum processor has experimentally observed a new exotic phase of matter in non-equilibrium conditions, demonstrating the potential of quantum computers as powerful tools for exploring fundamental physics and novel states of matter.
Scientists from Columbia University have created a dipolar Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) using molecular sodium-cesium, which lasts for two seconds and is only five nanoKelvin above absolute zero. This breakthrough, achieved with the help of two microwave fields, opens the door to numerous applications in exotic matter and quantum chemistry, marking a significant advancement in the study of quantum physics.