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Certain quantum systems may be able to defy entropy’s effects forever

Last updated: October 8, 2024 1:59 am
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The Curious Case of Quantum Systems Defying Entropy

Some quantum systems may resist an effect of entropy called thermalisation

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The fundamental laws of physics dictate that all systems tend towards disorder and chaos, succumbing to the relentless force of entropy. However, a recent breakthrough challenges this age-old principle, introducing a fascinating exception to the rule.

Lead researcher Andrew Lucas from the University of Colorado remarks, “Our discovery may appear quite astonishing.” This groundbreaking study reignites a longstanding discourse on the potential resilience of quantum particles against the entropic tide.

See also  Nobel laureate says he'll build world’s most powerful quantum computer
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