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Frank Wilczek

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science-and-physics1 year ago

"The Nature of Time: A Philosophical Exploration"

In a podcast episode, physicist Frank Wilczek discusses the nature of time, its role in scientific progress, and its conceptual evolution from Newton to Einstein. He explains that time is what clocks measure, and delves into the implications of Einstein's theories of special and general relativity, which introduced a more flexible concept of time and led to groundbreaking insights into the nature of space-time. Wilczek also highlights the interconnectedness of time with various physical phenomena and the practical applications of precise timekeeping in systems like GPS.

physics1 year ago

"Unprecedented Time Crystal Breakthrough Achieves Quantum Immortality"

Physicists at TU Dortmund University have successfully extended the lifespan of a time crystal, confirming a theoretical concept proposed by Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek. The time crystal, made of indium gallium arsenide, demonstrated periodic behavior in a system without periodic external influence, living millions of times longer than previously achieved. This breakthrough in quantum physics marks a significant advancement and opens up possibilities for further research and analysis of chaotic behavior in such systems.

science1 year ago

"Breakthrough: Physicists Create Unprecedentedly Robust Time Crystal"

Physicists from TU Dortmund University have successfully created a highly durable time crystal, a phenomenon postulated by Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek around ten years ago. This time crystal, made of indium gallium arsenide, demonstrated a periodic behavior in time, with a lifetime of at least 40 minutes, which is 10 million times longer than previously demonstrated. The crystal's nuclear spin polarization spontaneously generates oscillations, equivalent to a time crystal, and can potentially live even longer. This breakthrough opens up possibilities for studying chaotic behavior in such systems and has been published in Nature Physics.