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Quantum batteries could charge faster by scrambling the rules of cause and effect

Batteries could charge up by relying on a quantum effect known as indefinite causal order, whereby the laws of cause and effect are scrambled and power can move through the system quicker.

Erwin schrYuanbo chenUniversity of tokyo

Quantum Batteries Could Provide a New Kind of Energy Storage by Messing With Time

In a typical battery, charged ions zip one way through a sea of other particles as the battery recharges, before racing back in the other direction to release the stored energy on cue.

Gaoyan zhuYuanbo chenUniversity of tokyoChina academy of engineering physicsComputational science research centreBeijing computational science research centreChina academyEngineering physicsPhysical review lettersPhysical review

Quantum batteries could charge faster by scrambling the rules of cause and effect

Quantum batteries could charge faster by scrambling the rules of cause and effect
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Yuanbo chenErwin schrUniversity of tokyo

Quantum batteries break causality

Batteries that exploit quantum phenomena to gain, distribute and store power promise to surpass the abilities and usefulness of conventional chemical batteries in certain low-power applications. F .

Yoshihiko hasegawaPeng xueYuanbo chenGaoyan zhuUniversity of tokyoDepartment of informationComputational science research centerAssociate professor yoshihiko hasegawaCommunication engineeringProfessor peng xueBeijing computational science research centerQuantum batteriesIndefinite causal orderPhysical review lettersQuantum batteriesQuantum technology

Quantum batteries break causality | The University of Tokyo

Quantum batteries break causality | The University of Tokyo
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Peng xueYuanbo chenYoshihiko hasegawaGaoyan zhuDepartment of informationComputational science research centerUniversity of tokyoAssociate professor yoshihiko hasegawaCommunication engineeringProfessor peng xueBeijing computational science research center

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