Light Takes a Quantum Leap Into One Dimension
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Researchers have developed a one-dimensional gas of light, enabling studies of quantum effects and the behavior of photon gases in various dimensions. Using a dye solution and laser-induced photons, they explored how photon gases condense and react to dimensional changes, finding that one-dimensional gases show unique fluctuations and lack a distinct condensation point, insights that […]
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Researchers have developed a one-dimensional gas of light, enabling studies of quantum effects and the behavior of photon gases in various dimensions. Using a dye solution and laser-induced photons, they explored how photon gases condense and react to dimensional changes, finding that one-dimensional gases show unique fluctuations and lack a distinct condensation point, insights that…
Researchers have developed a one-dimensional gas of light, enabling studies of quantum effects and the behavior of photon gases in various dimensions. Using a dye solution and laser-induced photons, they explored how photon gases condense and react to dimensional changes, finding that one-dimensional gases show unique fluctuations and lack a distinct condensation point, insights that…