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Far-apart time crystals synchronize their oscillations
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Far-apart time crystals synchronize their oscillations
Physicists at TU Dortmund University have shown that continuous time crystals can synchronize with one another across surprisingly large distances inside a semiconductor. The finding, reported in Nature Communications, extends earlier work from the same team, which demonstrated a time crystal whose oscillations remained stable for hours. The new experiment reveals that these exotic oscillators do not have to operate independently: under the righ…
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