Scientists Uncover Evidence of Superconductivity in Ising Model
Scientists have just announced that they have found evidence of a superconducting state in the Ising model, a fundamental model of magnetism. This discovery could have implications for the development of quantum technologies, as it could lead to a better understanding of how quantum states of matter and transitions between them might be achieved. The findings, published in Nature Physics, provide a new way to study the quantum properties of materials. The team of researchers used a technique called “quantum Monte Carlo” to simulate the Ising model and observe a superconducting state. This state, which is a characteristic of materials at a very low temperature, could be used to create incredibly fast quantum computing systems. The team’s work provides a new way to study the quantum properties of materials and could pave the way for further advances in quantum technology.
source: Phys.org