A Metal Traps Electrons Without a Barrier
Columbia researchers observed electron waves trapped by quantum interference in a two-dimensional metal, a finding that may point toward new ways to control quantum information.
Columbia researchers observed electron waves trapped by quantum interference in a two-dimensional metal, a finding that may point toward new ways to control quantum information.
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Columbia researchers report electron waves trapped near defects in a metallic, atom-thin material—not behind a barrier, but through quantum interference.
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