Quantum-scale thermodynamics offers a tighter definition of entropy
New formulation sheds light on the three-level maser
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Motion blur brings a counterintuitive advantage for high-resolution imaging
New algorithm turns structured motion into sharper images
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Bayes’ rule goes quantum
New work could help improve quantum machine learning and quantum error correction
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Reformulation of general relativity brings it closer to Newtonian physics
Calculations reveal inverse square law behaviour in binary black holes
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Predicted quasiparticles called ‘neglectons’ hold promise for robust, universal quantum computing
Discovery could lift theoretical constraints on calculations achievable with certain types of topological quantum computers
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Five-body recombination could cause significant loss from atom traps
Efimov states could be used to build molecules and achieve nuclear fusion
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Mathematical genius: celebrating the life and work of Emmy Noether
Isabel Rabey reviews Einstein’s Tutor: the Story of Emmy Noether and the Invention of Modern Physics by Lee Philips
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Could an extra time dimension reconcile quantum entanglement with local causality?
“Toy model” could be tested using photons
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So you think you know Roger Penrose? Be prepared to be shocked
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein reviews The Impossible Man: Roger Penrose and the Cost of Genius by Patchen Barss
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Curious consequence of special relativity observed for the first time in the lab
Real 3D objects appear rotated rather than contracted when moving at relativistic speeds
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