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Twisting Reality: Quantum Control Through Surface Geometry

10.11.2025 by pricpr

A finite section of twisted cylinder, embedded within an infinite free space, presents a scattering problem wherein interactions are dictated by the geometry of this bounded region.

New research reveals how manipulating the shape of a surface can subtly alter quantum wavefunctions without changing their energy.

Beyond Equilibrium: When Measurement Changes Everything

10.11.2025 by pricpr

The two-dimensional coarse-grained dissipative hydrodynamics model (CDHM) utilizes a square lattice structure where strong couplings, denoted by thick red bonds, define interactions with a strength of <i>gg</i>, differentiating them from the remaining bonds with unit strength.

New research reveals how continuous observation can drive phase transitions in quantum systems, even without external forces.