The quantum game of life
Can our universe be modelled as a giant computer? Pablo Arrighi and Jonathan Grattage describe recent advances in the "digital physics" project
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Two new surprises for three-body physics
Efimov-like trimers could exist for long-range interactions and for fermions
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Supercomputers provide new insight into charge–parity violation
Kaon decay process simulated and computationally verified
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The cat that never dies
Robert P Crease explains the enduring fascination with Schrödinger's cat
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Quantum mechanics in popular-science books
Physics World's podcast team discusses the enduring appeal of quantum mechanics
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Quantum interference: the movie
Physicists watch as giant molecules behave like waves
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Rydberg atom simulates Trojan asteroids
Jupiter's companions recreated on an atomic scale
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Neutrons revive Heisenberg’s first take on uncertainty
Experiment quantifies error and disturbance
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Our favourite pictures of 2011
From Batman under the microscope to dancing black holes
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The flawed multiverse
Alastair Rae reviews The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch
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