Quantum Technology Advances with 'Breath' Between Atoms.

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Researchers at the University of Washington have discovered that they can detect atomic "breathing" by observing the type of light emitted by atoms when stimulated by a laser. This atomic "breath" could help encode and transmit quantum information. The team also developed a device that could serve as a new type of building block for quantum technologies. The device involves only a small number of atoms and can control multiple emitters and their associated phonon states, enabling quantum emitters to "talk" to each other, a step toward building a solid base for quantum circuitry.
Topics:sciencescience-and-technology#optomechanics#phonons#quantum-emitters#quantum-technology#science-and-technology#single-photon-emission
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