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Majorana bosons could exist in dissipative systems, calculations suggest

04 Jan 2022
Majorana boson illustration
Two halves: Artist’s impression of a photon that has been “split” into halves. (Courtesy: LaDarius Dennison/Dartmouth College)
Majorana bosons – hypothetical quasiparticles that are in many ways analogous to Majorana fermions

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