GeekooBismuth isn’t what it seems. Its surface masks hidden physics—changing how we find materials for quantum tech. #QuantumComputing #TopologicalMaterials #PhysicsBreakthrough
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Hari TulsidasTopological phases, like topological insulators, have transformed our understanding of material properties. These materials insulate internally but conduct electricity on their surfaces, opening doors to innovative tech applications. The search continues for new phases that could behave similarly or exhibit even more exotic properties, potentially enabling breakthroughs in quantum computing and electronic devices. Where else will these intriguing phases be found?#TopologicalMaterials #Innovation
MCQST📣 🤩 Exciting breakthrough! An international team from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics led by Prof. Monika Aidelsburger and Prof. Immanuel Bloch observed and manipulated the peculiar states emerging at topological boundaries. The results have been featured in Nature Physics.
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A faster way to find and study #topologicalmaterials @MIT @advmater https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adma.202204113 https://phys.org/news/2022-10-faster-topological-materials.html
A faster way to find and study topological materials
Topological materials, an exotic class of materials whose surfaces exhibit different electrical or functional properties than their interiors, have been a hot area of research since their experimental realization in 2007—a finding that sparked further research and precipitated a Nobel Prize in Physics in 2016. These materials are thought to have great potential in a variety of fields, and might someday be used in ultraefficient electronic or optical devices, or key components of quantum computers.