Two theoretical physicists in Japan used a remotely operated Bose-Einstein condensate housed in the United States to study how anomalous tunnelling shapes collective excitations, an approach that could widen access to quantum experiments.
Japanese Theorists Test Quantum Predictions on a Cloud-Based Bose-Einstein Condensate
Two theoretical physicists in Japan used a remotely operated Bose-Einstein condensate housed in the United States to study how anomalous tunnelling shapes collective excitations, an approach that could widen access to quantum experiments.
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