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Joel Moore
University of California, Berkeley
Quasiparticles do the twist
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2009
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A theoretical analysis of recent experiments suggests that a key feature of a topological quantum computer—the unusual statistics of quasiparticles in the quantum Hall effect—may finally have been observed.
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