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Principles of optics in Fock space for the scalable manipulation of large quantum states

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By Yifang Xu, Yilong Zhou, Lida Sun, Jie Zhou, Weiting Wang, Weizhou Cai, Hongwei Huang, Guangming Xue, Haifeng Yu, Ming Li, Chang-Ling Zou, Luyan Sun, Ziyue Hua, Lintao Xiao
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Abstract The principles of wave optics provide elegant and scalable control over classical light in spatial and temporal domains. However, in the quantum regime, engineering Fock states of photons has been largely restricted to only a few photons at a time, hindered by the computational and experimental challenges of large Hilbert spaces.
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Stress distribution characteristics and oriented fracturing mechanism of ultra-thick overlying strata in extra-thick coal seams

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By Xiaowu Zhang, Yue Cao, Ming Li, Weiyong Lu, Yaohui Sun, Zhijun Xu, Lianhai Tai
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Abstract To address the problem of strong mine pressure caused by ultra-thick overlying strata (UTOS), this paper analyzes the distribution law of mining stress field in different layers of UTOS, and the expression of mining stress concentration coefficient of UTOS is given. The law of hydraulic fracture propagation in stress concentration area and original stress area of stope roof is expounded. The stress-oriented fracturing mechanism of UTOS is revealed.
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A low-temperature, water-free fabrication route to Mg-based micro thermoelectric coolers for thermal management

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By Jiawei Yang, RUI ZHU, Ming Li, Zengxia Mei, Ling Chen, Li-Ming Wu
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Abstract Sustainable thermal management of high-heat-flux electronics beyond Moore’s Law requires micro thermoelectric coolers (μ-TECs) that are both high-performance and environmentally sustainable. However, state-of-the-art μ-TECs rely on Bi2Te3-based materials, whose tellurium scarcity, toxicity concerns and limited mechanical robustness hinder widespread adoption. Mg-based thermoelectric materials offer a promising alternative but remain challenging to integrate into microscale devices.
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