Quantum Computer Researchers (Tokyo) Store "Sub Zero" Light Vacuum
March 8th, 2008
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Source: Dailytech
Teams of physicists at the University of Calgary and the Tokyo Institute of Technology independently demonstrated that a squeezed vacuum can be stored in a collection of rubidium atoms and retrieved when necessary. The work appears in today’s edition of the physics journal Physical Review Letters. In it the researchers detail how they verified that the space remained squeezed when retrieved, compared to no light.
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