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Beyond Bosons and Fermions: One-Dimensional Anyons
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This episode explores the discovery of one-dimensional anyons, exotic particles that go beyond the boson–fermion divide.
With tunable exchange statistics shaped by interactions, these 1D anyons open new ways to study quantum behavior in ultracold atomic systems.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
With tunable exchange statistics shaped by interactions, these 1D anyons open new ways to study quantum behavior in ultracold atomic systems.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
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