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How an in-between quantum state could boost future technologies

New work by University of Michigan theorists Kai Sun and colleagues describes a physical phenomenon that could open new doors for things like quantum computers. U-M research fellow Kai Zhang and graduate student Chang Shu also contributed to the study.

Dark energy-filled black holes plus DESI data give neutrino masses that make sense

U-M's Greg Tarlé, Uendert Andrade and team helped develop a physical model based on black holes turning matter into dark energy, offering a cure to hiccups in our understanding of the universe, including the mass of ghost-like particles called neutrinos

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