Quantum Frontiers
Quantum Frontiers is a niche science outlet dedicated to exploring advances at the cutting edge of quantum physics and related research.
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Marcus theory and Marcus practice (opens the original)
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Rudy Marcus was 91 years old when I took a course from him. His age was, arguably, not his most remarkable quality. The course took place during the second spring of my PhD. I was completing not only the academic year, but also my course requirements. Why not, I figured, indulge in traditional statistical mechanics? Statistical mechanics neighbors, and partially overlaps with, thermodynamics. Modern approaches to statistical mechanics include fanc
Quantum Computers Need More than “Magic” (opens the original)
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The University of Cambridge is a special place. During term time, hordes of students gather, ready to attend formal, a candle-lit dinner in a five-century-old hall overlooked by paintings of academics past. The sight is like an overromanticized still of a bygone era. The men wear suits, the women long dresses, all wear gowns. The simplest gowns belong to the undergrads, with the complexity and length of the gowns growing as one climbs the academic ranks. Between the bringing of the bread and the
Comment on The Universe, the Uncanny, and Fashion by brianbeverly1 (opens the original)
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I looked into it, and now I
Comment on What is next in quantum advantage? by Has quantum advantage been achieved? Part 2: Considering the evidence | Quantum Frontiers (opens the original)
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[…] the third and last part of this mini series I will address next steps in quantum advantage that aim at closing some of the remaining loopholes. […]
Comment on How can objects interact without touching? by brianbeverly1 (opens the original)
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This post is a great physics explanation bordering
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