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This experiment demonstrates how leveraging electron entanglement in helium atoms allows researchers to surpass theoretical limits in X-ray generation, offering a novel pathway for ultrafast quantum sensing. By observing paired-electron correlations through this all-optical method, the study provides critical insights into strongly correlated dynamics that could redefine precision measurement capabilities.

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UC San Diego helium experiment points to new quantum sensing method

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 27, 20263 min read

UC San Diego physicists surpassed theoretical limits in X-ray production using helium atoms, potentially advancing new frontiers in quantum sensing.

Researchers at the University of California San Diego, TU Wien, and the University of Salamanca have overcome a long-held theoretical limit in X-ray production using helium atoms. Standard models predicted an energy cutoff for laser-induced X-rays, but the team achieved a higher energy range by harnessing the quantum properties of electrons. The experiment revealed that when freed by laser pulses, the…

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