Physicists Observe Quantum Heat Waves at Room Temperature for the First Time

Physicists have for the first time observed quantum behavior of heat waves at room temperature, a discovery made with boron arsenide that could enable more precise heat control in quantum electronics.

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Fizičari prvi put uočili kvantne toplinske valove na sobnoj temperaturi

FIZIČARI su prvi put uočili kvantno ponašanje toplinskih valova na sobnoj temperaturi. Otkriće, postignuto s borovim arsenidom, omogućuje precizniju kontrolu topline u kvantnoj elektronici.

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Physicists Observe Quantum Heat Waves at Room Temperature for the First Time

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Fizičari prvi put uočili kvantne toplinske valove na sobnoj temperaturi

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