Category Archives: Interference

Computers designing quantum optics experiments

Posted on April 14, 2017 by P A Knott

Quantum states can exhibit bizarre but powerful properties, such as being in a superposition or containing correlations not possible in classical physics. If these properties can be controlled, then they can be exploited in quantum technologies to dramatically transform computing, enable … Continue reading →

Posted in Interference, Quantum art, Quantum research, Quantum software, Superposition | 4 Comments

Can we freeze something at room temperature? Yes, quantum coherence!

Posted on December 29, 2016 by Gerardo Adesso

  Happy 2017 from the Quanta Rei team! We close the current year with a guest post from our former member, long-time friend and collaborator Dr Rosario Lo Franco |RLF>   From the dawn of agriculture until the industrial revolution, all … Continue reading →

Posted in Dancing quanta, Interference, Quantum foundations, Quantum research, Superposition | 1 Comment

A somewhat coherent post on a robust idea

Posted on April 13, 2016 by quantumrules

[This is a guest post by our long-time friend and collaborator Marco Piani, cross-posted on his blog Quantum Rules] The word “coherence” has different meaning for different people. Most people may think of the notion of being logical and consistent, be it … Continue reading →

Posted in Interference, Quantum research, Superposition | 4 Comments