Time-invariant negativity and persistent bound entanglement in a cyclic two-qutrit family

Kavli Affiliate: Mazhar Ali | Summary: We study the entanglement dynamics of two qutrits under collective dephasing for a family of states obtained by mixing a maximally entangled state that lives in the decoherence-free subspace with three nonstationary two-term states sharing a common amplitude ratio $r$. We obtain exact PPT and separability regions along the […]


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Coexisting Kondo and Weyl-like transport in kagome heavy-fermion metal, Yb$_y$Co$_3$G$e_3-x$Sn$_x$

Kavli Affiliate: Mazhar Ali | Summary: Strong electron correlations and topology offer complementary routes to controlling electrical conduction, as correlations can make electrons heavy (e.g. Kondo lattices) whereas topology can make them behave as massless particles (e.g. Dirac or Weyl systems), and having both in one material is rare. In Kondo lattice systems, Kondo hybridization […]


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Membrane particle wrapping across methods and shapes

Kavli Affiliate: Timon Idema | Summary:Understanding the passive wrapping of adhesive particles by lipid membranes is a crucial step in untangling more complex endocytotic processes. However, despite the variety of computational approaches used to study passive endocytosis, a direct comparison of results across different modeling methods has never been performed. In this work, we present […]


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Control-Noise Trade-offs in Industrially Integrated $^28mathrmSi/mathrmSiGe$ Spin-1/2 Qubits

Kavli Affiliate: Giordano Scappucci | Summary:Scaling silicon spin qubits to fault-tolerant processors requires semiconductor foundry integration, yet it remains unclear how industrial fabrication and dense device integration affect qubit control and noise. Here we study $^28mathrmSi/mathrmSiGe$ electron spin-1/2 qubits fabricated using Intel’s industry-compatible 300 mm process and incorporating micromagnets for electrically driven spin resonance, using […]


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Combined Absorption and Emission Study of Air Species in NASA EAST

Kavli Affiliate: Ronald Hanson | Summary:A suite of tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) diagnostics targeting rovibrational states of nitric oxide (NO) in the mid-infrared (MIR) and electronic states of atomic oxygen (O) and nitrogen (N) in the near-IR (NIR) was combined with optical emission spectroscopy (OES) for overlapping wavelengths at the NASA Electric Arc […]


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Transmission representation of the Josephson free energy beyond the short-junction limit

Kavli Affiliate: Anton Akhmerov | Summary:Beenakker’s formula, $U(varphi)-U(0)=Δsum_nbigl(1-sqrt1-τ_nsin^2(varphi/2)bigr)$, expresses the zero-temperature energy-phase relation of a short Josephson junction through its normal-state transmission eigenvalues. We generalize this transmission representation beyond the short-junction limit and express the phase-dependent free energy of a time-reversal-symmetric $s$-wave junction as a Matsubara sum over channels with frequency-dependent transmissions. The representation constrains […]


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Revealing topological protection through unprotected operations in a Majorana parity qubit

Kavli Affiliate: Michael Wimmer | Summary:A recent experiment reported coherent parity oscillations between minimal Kitaev chains, demonstrating a Majorana parity qubit (arXiv:2607.09511). Operations on this qubit are controlled by coupling two Kitaev chains and are intrinsically unprotected against noise in the coupling strength. Here we show how the exponential protection in the underlying chains can […]


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Quantum Ising transition on the Cayley tree: boundary criticality, universality, and an effective Bethe line

Kavli Affiliate: Natalia Chepiga | Summary:We investigate quantum criticality in the transverse-field Ising model on finite Cayley trees and demonstrate that their extensive boundary fundamentally changes the nature of the quantum phase transition compared with the infinite, boundary-free Bethe lattice. Using tree tensor-network simulations for systems with up to $N=12286$ sites, we identify a boundary-driven […]


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Probing the wave-vector gap in nanoscale magnonics

Kavli Affiliate: Toeno Van Der Sar | Summary:Short-wavelength spin waves are central to miniaturizing magnonic devices and to studying exchange-dominated magnetization dynamics. Yet the wave-vector range between roughly 30 and 300 radians per micrometre has remained difficult to access experimentally, posing challenges for both excitation and detection. This Perspective reviews recent advances in emerging measurement […]


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Superconducting edge contact to a buried Ge quantum well

Kavli Affiliate: Giordano Scappucci | Summary:Semiconductor-superconductor hybrid systems form the basis for a broad range of quantum phenomena, such as Andreev bound states, topological superconductivity, and hybrid quantum Hall states. The performance of these hybrid systems can strongly benefit from the exceptional electronic properties of heterostructures with deeply buried quantum wells. However, establishing high-quality superconducting […]


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