-
Dong Bai09/12/2025, 14:30Theory
Quantum teleportation enables the transfer of an unknown quantum state between distant qubits via entanglement. While it has been demonstrated in systems such as photons and superconducting circuits, it remains largely unexplored in nuclear physics at MeV energies. We propose new teleportation protocols based on Bell-state projection and transition operators that are naturally realized in low-...
Go to contribution page -
Gregory Potel Aguilar (Universidad de Sevilla)09/12/2025, 15:05Theory
The existence of a superconducting phase associated with the breaking of particle number conservation was first identified in metals in the context of the BCS theory. It was realized very soon that the underlying mechanism, connected with pairing correlations at work in the formation of Cooper pairs, bore great generality and was expected to be relevant for a large variety of fermionic...
Go to contribution page -
Cade Dembski (University of Notre Dame)09/12/2025, 15:45Detectors and Electronics
The Solenoid Spectrometer for Nuclear Astrophysics and Decays (SSNAPD) is a new silicon-array solenoidal spectrometer system in development at the University of Notre Dame’s Nuclear Science Lab (NSL). Using single nucleon transfer and charge exchange reactions in forward kinematics as a production mechanism, SSNAPD will provide sensitive measurements of charged particle partial widths for...
Go to contribution page
Choose timezone
Your profile timezone: