🔬 Researchers at LKB have taken a decisive step forward by using cold dysprosium atoms to simulate the 4D quantum Hall effect. 🧊 By integrating synthetic dimensions, they correlated spatial dynamics with internal spin states, paving the way for novel insights into quantum physics beyond conventional solid-state systems. This pioneering work not only marks the first physical realization of this topological class but also underscores the potential of cold atom systems in exploring exotic phases of matter. 👉 To learn more, click here : https://lnkd.in/ecgm_cSb #Science #Physics #ColdAtoms #Research Collège de France, CNRS - Centre national de la recherche scientifique, École normale supérieure
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[Master Thesis] [Atom Interferometer Observatory and Network] [Gravitational Waves] [Imperial College London] This summer, I am working on the AION project (Atom Interferometer Observatory and Network) which is part of the High Energy Physics department in Imperial College. AION aims to explore the nature of dark matter and provide a pathway towards detecting gravitational waves from the very early Universe and astrophysical sources in the mid-frequency band ranging from several mHz to a few Hz. My master thesis is about sideband modulation of spectroscopy light with a waveguide EOM to characterise velocity profiles of atomic strontium beams which are used as the atoms sources for the experiments. Accurately characterising the velocity profiles of the sources will improve the quality of the Zeeman slowing and of the overall MOT processes. More information on the AION project can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eu7RJZ8Z
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Finally its published" Futuristic Trends in Physical Sciences Volume 3 Book1 Physical Sciences book series aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Physical Sciences. The field of advanced physical sciences has not only helped the development in various fields in Science and Technology but also contributes the improvement of the quality of human life to a great extent. The focus of the book would be on state-of-the-art technologies and advances in Physical Sciences. It also focuses on a range of issues but not limited to Astrophysics ,Atmospheric and Space Physics,Atomic & MolecularPhysics,Biophysics,Condensed Matter & Materials Physics,General & Interdisciplinary Physics,Quantum Science & Technology,Nonlinear Dynamics & Complex Systems,Nuclear Physics,Optics and Spectroscopy ,Particle Physics,Plasma Physics,Relativity & Cosmology, Statistical Physics Futuristic Trends in Physical Sciences e-ISBN: 978-93-5747-862-5 IIP Series, Volume 3, Book 1
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The world we experience seems very predictable, but on the atomic and subatomic level, things get strange! Unlike everyday objects, light and matter can behave both like waves and particles. Imagine a tennis ball acting like a blurry wave at times! Additionally, energy comes in "packets" called quanta, not smoothly like filling a glass with water. 𝐐𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 How does the quantum world differ from our everyday experiences? #WorldQuantumDay #UNESCOS #IYQ2025 #QuantumGhana #QuantumLeapAfrica
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🚀 Frontier Physics: Unraveling the Mystery of Gravity and the Arrow of Time! I've just published a new theory tackling one of the universe's fundamental enigmas: the relationship between gravitational asymmetry and the arrow of time! 🕰️🌌 Key points: Approaching the problem from a new perspective: spacetime energy diffusion 🌠 Proposing a mechanism by which gravitational field asymmetry creates time irreversibility ⏳ Introducing a curvature-dependent diffusion coefficient to quantify spacetime curvature effects 📊 This theory: ✅ Aligns with the thermodynamic arrow of time ✅ Opens new avenues for exploring deep connections between gravity, quantum mechanics, and the nature of time Future prospects: 🔬 Applications to the early universe 🔭 Observational verification What are your thoughts on this research probing the fundamentals of physics? I'd love to hear your comments! #Physics #Cosmology #Research #Innovation
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🔬✨ CERN’s Rare Kaon Decay Discovery Hints at New Physics ✨🔬 Scientists at CERN have observed an ultra-rare kaon decay that could challenge the Standard Model of particle physics. Known as a "golden channel," this decay occurs in fewer than one in ten billion kaons. Interestingly, the decay rate observed was about 50% higher than predicted, which could signal new physics. The experiment, called NA62, achieved a five-sigma significance, confirming that the findings are statistically sound. While this doesn’t dismantle the Standard Model, it suggests possible new phenomena, highlighting how much we still have to discover at the subatomic level. #Physics #CERN #KaonDecay #StandardModel #ParticlePhysics #ScientificDiscovery #NewPhysics #ScienceNews
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With collaborations from the great minds of Dorcas Attuabea Addo, Dr. Peter Nimbe, Henry E. Quarshie, Robert J Sewell, Riche-Mike Wellington, Leonardo Guidoni, Farai Mazhandu and others across the world 🌎 not only has the Department of Physics, KNUST joined the World Quantum Day but it has also embraced the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. I believe at the right time, there will be several outdooring activities to commemorate the Year. #physics #quantumphysics #quantumcomputing #quantumsimulation #quantummachinelearning #quantumtechnology
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I'm thrilled to share my latest research: "Exploring Supersymmetry, Gravitational Waves, and Extra Dimensions through CMB Simulations: A Detailed Study". In this comprehensive study, we delve deep into the realms of #supersymmetry, #gravitationalwaves, and the intriguing possibility of #extradimensions, using cutting-edge simulations of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). Key Highlights: - Detailed analysis of supersymmetric particles' potential impact on the CMB. - Exploration of gravitational wave signatures within various cosmological models. - Insights into how additional spatial dimensions could influence the fabric of the universe. This work aims to push the boundaries of our current understanding of the cosmos, contributing to the ongoing search for a unified theory of everything. The findings are not only a step forward in theoretical physics but also open new avenues for experimental validation. I would love to connect with fellow researchers, physicists, and enthusiasts to discuss these findings and explore future collaborations. Your feedback and insights are highly appreciated! #Physics #Cosmology #CMB #QuantumMechanics #Astrophysics #Research #Science #BlackHoles #StringTheory #AcademicResearch
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Check out how a NAU physicist won a $5 million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to advance research in quantum physics! This grant allows NAU to be a regional leader in quantum science. ⚛️ https://buff.ly/4e0qKKo #nauresearch #quantumphysics #physics #science
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New Research: Exploring Extra Dimensions Through High-Energy Collisions and Gravitational Wave Analysis I'm excited to share our latest work, where we delve into one of the most pressing challenges in modern physics: the potential existence of extra dimensions beyond the familiar four-dimensional spacetime. Our study investigates how these additional dimensions could influence high-energy particle collisions at the TeV scale and affect the propagation of gravitational waves. Using advanced simulation models, we've explored scenarios that could lead to the detection of gravitons, deviations from the Standard Model, and the interaction between dark matter and extra dimensions. Key Insights: - Extra dimensions could become observable in future LHC experiments that exceed energies of 14 TeV, providing new data on particle collisions. - Gravitational waves could offer critical insights, potentially revealing the presence of extra dimensions through the propagation of gravitons into higher-dimensional space. - The interaction between dark matter and ordinary matter may be significantly affected by extra dimensions, suggesting new pathways for direct detection experiments. This research builds on recent developments at CERN, LIGO, Virgo, and other observatories, helping to bridge the gap between quantum mechanics and general relativity. #Physics #Research #ExtraDimensions #ParticlePhysics #GravitationalWaves #DarkMatter #HighEnergyPhysics #LHC #QuantumMechanics #GeneralRelativity #ScientificDiscovery #DataScience #AdvancedSimulations #InnovationInScience
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