‘Back to the future’ messages are more efficient
Closed time-like curves allow greater information capacity when sending messages backwards in time
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Physicists identify unexpected quantum advantage in a permutation parity task
The list of things that quantum features enable us to do just got a little longer
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The physics of an unethical daycare model that uses illness to maximize profits
The arXiv paper is "not intended as a recipe for unethical daycare centre"
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Chess960 still results in white having an advantage, finds study
Research suggests that the standard game, and other permutations, can be unfair to players who go second
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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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