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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/seminar-cha
 rles-w-clark
SUMMARY:Seminar: Charles W. Clark
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nTWISTING THE NEUTRON WAVEFUNCTION\n\nCHARLES W. CLA
 RK\, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY\n\nWave motions in wa
 ter were already familiar in antiquity. The\nmathematical representation o
 f waves in physics today is essentially\nthe same as that first provided b
 y d'Alembert and Euler in the\nmid-18th century. Yet it was only in the ea
 rly 1990s that physicists\nmanaged to control a basic property of light wa
 ves: their capability\nof swirling around their own axis of propagation.\n
  
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