Quantum Computers Emulate Materials
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•Quantum simulator could help uncover materials for high-performance electronics
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MIT researchers have developed a technique to generate electromagnetic fields on superconducting quantum processors.
Emulating electromagnetic fields is crucial to fully exploring the properties of materials.
This technique could shed light on key features of electronic systems, such as conductivity, polarization, and magnetization.
The researchers adjusted how adjacent qubits in the processor were coupled to each other.
Researchers demonstrated the "Hall effect," a conduction phenomenon that exists in the presence of an electromagnetic field.
They could use this technique to precisely study complex phenomena in condensed matter physics.
Moving forward, they could use it to study phase transitions when a material changes from a conductor to an insulator.
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