A fundamental trade-off between the resolution of a clock and its accuracy could have important implications for quantum computers, which must measure short timescales accurately.
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This Bizarre Star Could Become One of the Strongest Magnets in the Universe, Scientific American
Magnetars possess magnetic fields that are trillions of times stronger than those of ordinary stars. Flatiron Institute astrophysicist Christopher White comments on the work being done to pin down possible pathways to a magnetar.
‘Strange Metals’ Used in Superconductors Can Entangle Whole Seas of Electrons at Once, and Scientists Finally Understand How, Live Science
Strange metals have confounded physicists since their discovery 40 years ago, suggesting that a new fundamental theory is needed to understand how they work. Now, a new study led by Flatiron Scientists claims to offer just that.
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