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[Quantum simulator reproduces the "string breaking" process in high-energy physics] On September 24th, a research team from Duke University in the United States used a quantum simulator composed of 13 trapped ions to reproduce the "string breaking" process in high-energy physics and observed the dynamics related to the formation of particle-antiparticles. This is an important advance in the field of quantum physics and opens up new ways to understand string break dynamics. Relevant research was published in the journal "Nature Physics" on the 23rd.
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