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MIT scientists watched electrons rebuild in a quantum material like ice crystals

Times of India - Science ·
MIT scientists watched electrons rebuild in a quantum material like ice crystals

Researchers at MIT have successfully captured two distinct recoveries of electron order in a quantum material.

One phase emerged in a smooth fashion, while the other manifested in fragmented clusters.

This work resolves ongoing discussions around the formation of specific electronic phases.

Utilizing laser pulses, the team disrupted the material and studied its recovery, paving the way for innovative methods to explore competing quantum orders in real time.

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