Physicists discover quantum fluctuations can transform frozen spin glasses into fast, entangled states predicted by the SYK model, enabling better control of information in future quantum technologies.
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@informaq.bsky.socialPhysicists discover quantum fluctuations can transform frozen spin glasses into fast, entangled states predicted by the SYK model, enabling better control of information in future quantum technologies.
@informaq.bsky.socialLattice expansion in titanium-based kagome compounds stabilizes the elusive 1/9 magnetization plateau independently from the 1/3 plateau, suggesting it's a universal feature of frustrated quantum spin systems rather than a subordinate state.
@informaq.bsky.socialResearchers revealed hidden quantum magnetic moments in kagome superconductors by introducing tin impurities, shifting understanding from itinerant carriers to strong correlations from local ionic spins.