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QUANTUM COCOON

Castelvecchi, Davide

Science news (Washington), 2008-04, Vol.173 (14), p.216

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QUANTUM COCOON
Autor: Castelvecchi, Davide
Assuntos: Atoms & subatomic particles ; Carbon ; Climate ; Computers ; Diamonds ; Information Processing ; Lasers ; Light ; Logical Thinking ; Magnetism ; Magnets ; Molecules ; Nitrogen ; Physicists ; Physics ; Quantum computing ; Quantum Mechanics ; Quantum theory ; Researchers ; Teams ; Temperature
É parte de: Science news (Washington), 2008-04, Vol.173 (14), p.216
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Descrição: Diamond's unique properties may make it a match for developers of tomorrow's quantum computers. Physicists are testing the crystal's ability to store information in single atoms, insulate information from outside disturbances, and transmit information as light rather than through electrical currents. Castelvecchi shares that researchers have so far managed to store and manipulate only a handful of qubits in superbly well-controlled systems, such as single ions suspended in an electromagnetic trap or superconducting materials cooled to very low temperatures.
Editor: Washington: Society for Science & the Public
Idioma: Inglês

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