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パラレルな単原子インターフェイスのための空洞配列顕微鏡

Adam L Shaw1,2, Anna Soper2, Danial Shadmany1

  • 1Department of Physics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA.

Nature
|January 28, 2026
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研究者らは,空洞配列顕微鏡を開発し,量子情報処理の強化のために個々の原子-空洞結合を可能にしました. この突破は,スケーラブルな量子ネットワークと,より速く,破壊的でない原子測定を容易にする.

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