A FLEET study of ultracold atomic gases - a billionth the temperature of outer space - has unlocked new, fundamental quantum effects.
The researchers at Swinburne University of Technology studied collective oscillations in ultracold atomic gases - identifying where quantum effects occur to 'break' symmetries predicted by classical physics.
They also observed the transition between two-dimensional (2D) behaviour and three-dimensional (3D) behaviour.
"Fundamental discoveries made from such observations will inform FLEET's search for electronic conduction without wasted dissipation of energy," explained study-author Professor Chris Vale.
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