Tunable Bose-Einstein condensate found in Berkeley’s 2D semiconductor research
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Berkeley Lab researchers have observed a tunable Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) in an ultra-thin semiconductor, challenging the assumption that BECs lack internal structure. Using magnetic fields, scientists discovered the condensate has multiple internal quantum states that can be switched on and off, opening doors for quantum computing and next-generation telecommunications.
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