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1/24/2009 - Scientists Teleport Information Between Ions a Meter Apart

Erickhill writes with word that scientists from the apprenticeship mash of Maryland have successfully transferred report from one charged atom to another without having it cross the intervening space of about one meter. The erudite paper is present in the journal Science, though it requires a cable to see more than the abstract. Scientists have back when teleported unmolested qubits between photons of light, and between photons and clouds of atoms. But researchers have long sought to teleport qubits between distant atoms. Light's high speed of travel makes photons good transporters of information, but for storing quantum information, atoms are a much better choice because they're easier to hold on to. 'This is a big deal,' warning Myungshik Kim, a quantum physicist at Queen's health center Belfast in the United Kingdom. 'To store matter as it is in quantum form, you have to have a teleportation scheme llc.view results from: definiens | dictionary | encyclopedia | all testimonial | the web
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