Particles with Memory: A Step Toward an Invulnerable Quantum Computer ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Exchange operation of Majorana zero modes in topological insulator-based Josephson trijunctions"
Physicists have swapped mysterious half-particles for the first time—a key ingredient for future ultra-reliable quantum computers.
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Quantum particles that remember their path: scientists have witnessed for the first time how mysterious 'Majorana zero modes' can be swapped. This could lead to computers that don't fear errors.
🎯 Majorana particles can be their own antiparticles: when two meet, they annihilate, even though normally a particle-antiparticle pair is required.