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One Broken Symmetry Opens a Path to Universal Quantum Control
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — A new theory identifies what globally driven quantum systems need to become fully controllable. In a Rydberg-atom experiment, optimized pulses also create an interaction involving three atoms at once. The study by Hong-Ye Hu and colleagues is forthcoming in Nature Physics. The linked manuscript is the authors’ preprint. Many quantum […]
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