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Researchers from the RIKEN Center and the University of Amsterdam have shown that quantum entanglement can potentially follow a rule similar to entropy, suggesting its reversibility and providing insights that could simplify the manipulation of quantum systems, aiding advancements in quantum computing. Credit: SciTechDaily.com
The second law of thermodynamics, which says that a system can never move to a state with lower “entropy”, or order, is one of the most fundamental laws of nature and lies at the very heart of physics. It is what creates the “arrow of time,” and tells us the remarkable fact that the dynamics of general physical systems, even extremely complex ones such as gases or black holes, are encapsulated by a single function, its “entropy.“There is a complication, however.
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