An important step towards detecting fractons in quantum spin liquids
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Fractons are exotic quantum particles that are nearly impossible to move on their own, making them promising candidates for storing quantum information reliably. Until now, they had only been predicted using highly theoretical models. Researchers at HZB have shown through improved simulations that fractons can exist under more realistic quantum conditions, bringing experimental detection significantly closer to reality.
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