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Stevens researchers have developed a technique using precisely timed sequences of low-intensity laser pulses to replicate the effects of strong bursts without triggering disruptive multiphoton processes. This advancement enhances the predictability and precision required for critical quantum applications such as computing, sensing, and biomedical imaging. By mitigating unwanted interactions between light and matter, this method offers a more stable pathway for scaling quantum technologies.
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Stevens team boosts control of quantum states with new laser method
Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read
A Stevens team developed a new laser method for precise quantum system control, addressing disruptions from intense fields.
Image: Jeffrey Vock · stevens.edu Stevens researchers have devised a method to control quantum systems while avoiding disruptions caused by intense laser fields. The team reports a solution using a series of precisely timed, low-intensity laser pulses to mimic the effect of a single, powerful burst of light. “Instead of using one very strong laser pulse, we suggest mimicking its effects with a…
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