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March 26th, 2008

Electron spin and orbits in carbon nanotubes are coupled

Abstract:
Researchers hoping to use carbon nanotubes for quantum computing -- in which the spin of a single electron would represent a bit of data -- may have to change their approaches, according to new Cornell research.

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