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That's pretty standard for experimental quantum systems. A lot run on helium fridges at 4K. The superconducting stuff even colder, in 10 mK dilution fridges.

I disagree with you on both fronts. 1. The main underpinning of this article is the analytical theory they come up with independent of their simulation. The fact that it explains a…

Simulations require supercomputers for doing large scale, detailed calculations, but simple situations can be solved completely analytically. For example, gravitational time dilati…

This feels like lazy reporting. One beam isn't blocking the other, it's inducing a localized nonlinear process in a material which then absorbs the crossing beam. This isn't a nove…

https://web.archive.org/web/20240530213529/http://irisharcha...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsDnkrDvkBo Ben from Applied Science has a good video going over the same topic.

100% of water contains chemicals that can cause organ damage