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Qubit vitrification and entanglement criticality on a quantum simulator
J. Côté and S. Kourtis
This research conducted by Jeremy Côté and Stefanos Kourtis explores the fascinating world of entanglement evolution in a quantum simulator, revealing critical phases linked to measurements of qubits. Discover how a transition to a spin glass phase may redefine our understanding of quantum states!
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