A Focused Approach Can Help Untangle Messy Quantum Scrambling Problems
The world is a cluttered, noisy place, and the ability to effectively focus is a valuable skill. Researchers at JQI have identified a new way to focus their attention and obtain useful insights into the way information associated with a configuration of interacting particles gets dispersed and effectively lost over time. Their technique focuses on a single feature that describes how various amounts of energy can be held by different configurations a quantum system. The approach provides insight into how a collection of quantum particles can evolve without the researchers having to grapple with the intricacies of the interactions that make the system change over time.
Federal report urges commitment to quantum research
A government report, authored by experts from a variety of federal agencies, has recommended that the US treat quantum information science as a national priority.