New device opens door to storing quantuminformation as soundwaves Caltech NaturePhysics
, Mohammad Mirhosseini, assistant professor of electrical engineering and applied physics, shows a new method his lab has developed for efficiently translating electrical quantum states into sound and vice versa. This type of translation may allow for storingThis method makes use of what are known as, the sound equivalent of a light particle called a photon. .
According to Mohammad Mirhosseini, previous studies had investigated a special type of materials known asas a means of converting mechanical energy to electrical energy in quantum applications. Creating effective storage devices with small footprints has been another practical challenge for researchers working on quantum applications, says Alkim Bozkurt, a graduate student in Mirhosseini's group and the lead author of the paper.
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