
A Quantum Circuit Learned to Spot Order Hidden Across a Lattice
Researchers used a superconducting quantum processor and a hybrid neural network to make hidden topological order easier to recognize.

Researchers used a superconducting quantum processor and a hybrid neural network to make hidden topological order easier to recognize.

A bilayer of electrons may favor a 30-degree quasicrystal when quantum zero-point motion overturns the classical energy ranking.

A 256-qubit atom array reveals an unexpected slowdown in a quantum magnet, right where familiar fast and prethermal relaxation regimes meet.

A simulated Rydberg array reveals how a faint next-neighbor interaction can turn smooth quantum excitation into branching, glass-like slush.