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Quasiparticle is unreal
(Fig.1) Useless quantum mechanical research needs fake goal = quantum computer
The 1st, 2nd paragraphs of this hyped news (8/5/2025) say
".. observed "heavy fermions," electrons with dramatically enhanced mass (= impossible ! ), exhibiting quantum entanglement governed by the Planckian time—the fundamental unit of time in quantum mechanics. This discovery opens up exciting possibilities (= still unrealized ) for harnessing this phenomenon in solid-state materials to develop a new type of quantum computer." ← fake news
"Heavy fermions arise when conduction electrons in a solid interact strongly with localized magnetic electrons, effectively increasing their mass." ← false, a real electron cannot increase its mass... Cerium-rhodium-tin (CeRhSn)"
↑ This research paper ↓
p.1-abstract says nothing about any practical technologies such as (hopeless) quantum computers, contrary to the above hyped news.
p.2-right-2nd-paragraph of the same paper says "Figure 3 indicates the obtained ( fictional ) mass enhancement (m*/m0, where m* and m0 are the effective mass of the quasiparticles
and the rest mass of an electron, respectively)"
"the effective mass increased
with decreasing temperature"
p.2-Fig.1(b) shows optical conductivity (= σ ) decreases at lower temperature (= due to fictional heavier quasiparticle's effective mass m* in Fig.3 in p.3, this-p.6-lower ).
p.4-conclusion remarks says about the (fictional) heavy quasiparticle, and says nothing about any practical use nor quantum computers (= so useless research ), contrary to the above hyped news.
p.5-left-First-principle band calculations-last says
"The results indicate that the LDA+U (= artificially-chosen fictional exchange-correlation energy functional of density functional theory that cannot predict anything, this-p.12 ) calculation
cannot explain the experimental σ1(ω) spectra of CeRhSn." ← Quantum mechanics failed to explain this
↑ So this experiment just measured some electric conductivity (= σ ) responding to external electric field, and imagined fictional heavy quasiparticles with No practical application.
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