Oxford-onderzoekers creëren kwantumeffect 100 keer sneller dan verwacht

Oxford researchers have successfully demonstrated quadsqueezing, a complex fourth-order quantum interaction, for the first time. The team achieved this effect 100 times faster than previously thought possible by applying two controlled forces to a trapped ion using non-commutativity. This breakthrough opens new possibilities for quantum engineering and could enhance precision measurements in applications like gravitational-wave detectors.