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Quantum Physics
Research into quantum mechanics, quantum information, and the quantum behaviour of matter and light.
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Quantum Physics
Research into quantum mechanics, quantum information, and the quantum behaviour of matter and light.

A quantum charge sensor gets a strong signal from a faint microwave probe
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- charge sensing
- quantum dots
- microwave resonator

How Many Rhythms Can a Noisy Clock Hold?
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- stochastic clocks
- Markov networks
- oscillations

Can a photonic mesh learn to undo squeezing and mode mixing?
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- continuous-variable quantum optics
- photonic circuits
- symplectic transformations

Designing a quantum sensor by shaping its answer
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- quantum sensing
- quantum signal processing
- phase classification

Choosing the next link can help quantum networks connect sooner
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- quantum networks
- entanglement percolation
- power of choice

A quantum model links baby universes to hidden observer information
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- quantum gravity
- holography
- baby universes

A Raman route to anyon-like behavior in a one-dimensional lattice
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- one-dimensional anyons
- ultracold atoms
- Raman coupling

What tiny superconductors need to become reliable quantum devices
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- nanoscale superconductivity
- quantum technologies
- Josephson junctions
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Randomized search adds new quantum error-correcting codes
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- quantum error correction
- stabilizer codes
- random Clifford encoders

A symmetry-based guarantee for simulating interacting fermions
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- Fermi-Hubbard model
- Kramers symmetry
- quantum Monte Carlo

How extra copies change the way we read three-qubit entanglement
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- quantum entanglement
- three-qubit systems
- three-tangle
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A transformer that can show which words shaped its answer
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- transformers
- explainable AI
- integrated gradients

How interactions may create Weyl superfluidity from ordinary bands
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- Weyl superfluid
- ultracold atoms
- optical Raman lattice

How moving nitrogen spins reshape diamond’s quantum echo
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- nitrogen-vacancy centers
- diamond
- spin coherence

When Higher-Dimensional Quantum Codes Can Be Decoupled
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- quantum error correction
- topological codes
- CSS codes