Just like electrons and photons, atoms are subject to the laws of quantum dynamics.
their quantum behaviors are only cooled to a small fraction degree of absolute zero
In a new study, Japanese and U.S. physicists about 3 billion times colder than interstellar space
Rice University’s Kaden Hazzard, the corresponding theory author of a study, said,
The payoff of getting this cold is that the physics changes. The physics starts to become more quantum mechanical,
The newly Hubbard model has a special symmetry known as SU(N).
Hazzard said, “The thermometer they use in Kyoto is one of the important things our theory provides
Ibarra-García-Padilla said, “One of the fascinating questions that experiments can explore is the role of symmetry.
Hazzard said, “It could trap up to 300,000 atoms in its 3D lattice.