top | item 46267970 (no title) bradrn | 2 months ago > extremely cold temperatures (267 °C)Sorry?(I have a feeling someone meant Kelvin, though 267 K is hardly ‘extremely cold’ either…) discuss order hn newest ginko|2 months ago Maybe a negative sign got dropped? nels|2 months ago Seems like you're right! [1][1] https://studyfinds.org/physicists-pull-off-quantum-teleporta... fhdkweig|2 months ago negative 267 C would be 6 Kelvin ??? zifk|2 months ago That's pretty standard for experimental quantum systems. A lot run on helium fridges at 4K. The superconducting stuff even colder, in 10 mK dilution fridges.
ginko|2 months ago Maybe a negative sign got dropped? nels|2 months ago Seems like you're right! [1][1] https://studyfinds.org/physicists-pull-off-quantum-teleporta...
nels|2 months ago Seems like you're right! [1][1] https://studyfinds.org/physicists-pull-off-quantum-teleporta...
fhdkweig|2 months ago negative 267 C would be 6 Kelvin ??? zifk|2 months ago That's pretty standard for experimental quantum systems. A lot run on helium fridges at 4K. The superconducting stuff even colder, in 10 mK dilution fridges.
zifk|2 months ago That's pretty standard for experimental quantum systems. A lot run on helium fridges at 4K. The superconducting stuff even colder, in 10 mK dilution fridges.
ginko|2 months ago
nels|2 months ago
[1] https://studyfinds.org/physicists-pull-off-quantum-teleporta...
fhdkweig|2 months ago
zifk|2 months ago