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Scientists Just Watched Sound Make a Quantum Jump for the First Time, and It Could Change Computing
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Scientists Just Watched Sound Make a Quantum Jump for the First Time, and It Could Change Computing
Image Courtesy: ScienceDaily Scientists at Stanford University have directly observed individual quantum jumps in sound, providing the clearest demonstration yet that mechanical vibrations can transition between discrete quantum energy states. The experiment tracked a microscopic mechanical resonator as its vibrational energy changed between quantum states. The achievement extends a phenomenon first explored in the early […]
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