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turns 30 By Rachel Ponder, APG News

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KRAKENN actress plays December 23 as an alternative Today Show.” I K A Across Down 3 An orange-like fruit related to the citruses, 1 A toy consisting of a tube containing mirrors with an edible sweet rind and acid pulp and pieces of colored glass or paper, whose 4 (in Hinduism and Buddhism) the sum of a reflections produce changing patterns that person's actions in this and previous states are visible through an eyehole when the of existence, viewed as deciding their fate tube is rotated in future existences 2 A canoe of a type used originally by the Inuit, WORD OF THE WEEK ABBREV5 A single depression. 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A part of the NASA 15 Having or showing great perception or insight Use: Science Mission Directorate, LWS missions have 16 A large New Zealand parrot with olive-brown and dull green upper parts and reddish ƒ He has found a way to channel his prodigious, hallucinogenic imagination into a cohesive story been formulated to answer specific science questions about the links betweenunderparts the var- line, to optimum results. ƒ She was a prodigious socializer and partygoer, usually being the last to leave. ious solar, Earth and space systems. The coordinated LWS program includes strategic ƒ Each of these factors doubtless contributes to our prodigious ability to learn. missions, targeted research and technology development, a space environment test bed flight opportunity, and partnerships with other agencies and nations. Dr. Thomas Zur- By YVONNE JOHNSON, APG News buchen is the associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate at the agen- Source(s): https://www.dictionary.com/browse/prodigious; cy’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/prodigy; https://www.yourdictionary.com/prodigious By YVONNE JOHNSON, APG News Source(s): https://science.nasa.gov/heliophysics/programs/living-with-a-star

easy because they all interact with each oth- computing. the Army’s interactions with our collab- , just like the suspended magnets.” Namely, quantum entanglement has orators,” Quraishi said. “By combining QUANTUM For the case of the ions, careful appli- potential for massive data storage and pro- expertise from multiple disciplines, we cation of laser fields, as described in the cessing, secure communications and quan- were able to develop an approach to over- Continued from Page B1 group’s work titled “Dynamical Hamilto- tum, rather than classically limited, sensing come the hurdle of numerically generat- nian engineering of 2-D rectangular lattic- and navigation. ing higher-dimensional systems given an tum information,” Quraishi said. “However, es in a one-dimensional ion chain,” turns Quraishi said an important feature of this experimentally tractable 1-D ion trapping except for a handful of exotic experimental off certain ion-ion interactions so that the work is that even for increasing ion size configuration.” setups, most ions are trapped in linear 1-D result is that the ions only have interactions (more than 10 ions), the results scale favor- Quraishi said the future is bright in terms chains, limiting their utility to study high- that would only appear in a 2-D rectangu- ably with experimental resources. Howev- of the potential of this research in the quan- er dimensional 2-D or 3-D physics such as lar lattice. er, a crucial first step is to demonstrate this tum community as well as what it could quantum entanglement distribution, changes “This protocol is significant because it is protocol for at least four ions. enable for the Army of the future. in phases of matter and long or short range considerably simpler than competing meth- “ARL’s custom fabricate trap can readily The CCDC Army Research Laborato- interaction physics.” ods, which require individual qubit con- trap such a chain of ions,” Quraishi said. “In ry is an element of the U.S. Army Com- According to Quraishi, given the increas- trol,” Quraishi said. “These results allow for the future, the plan is to apply this hybrid bat Capabilities Development Command. ing size in the number of ions the research- a tractable way to study higher dimension scheme that combines local and global con- As the Army’s corporate research laborato- ers can trap, protocols for higher dimensions material science in a carefully controlled trol of the ions to engineer higher-dimen- ry, ARL discovers, innovates and transitions are appealing and timely. To meet this need, manner. Better understanding of the fun- sional physics from our linear chain of four science and technology to ensure dominant the researchers must turn off interactions damental properties of matter can help us ions.” strategic land power. Through collaboration between certain ions in the 1-D chain. engineer devices for enhanced performance This collaborative effort is overseen by across the command’s core technical com- “The ions are physically positioned in a and increased capability in applications like the Army’s International Technology Cen- petencies, CCDC leads in the discovery, 1-D chain and order themselves with rough- sensing and material resiliency.” ter, which brought together academic-based development and delivery of the technolo- ly equal spacing, very similar to a 1-D chain This research supports the Command, research and Army Mission aims in quan- gy-based capabilities required to make Sol- of magnetic balls suspended by strings,” Control, Communications, Intelligence tum science. diers more lethal to win the nation’s wars. Quraishi said. “Devising methods to turn on Cross-Functional Team, as it involves cre- “The research topic and approach were CCDC is a major subordinate command of and off interactions between the ions is not ating new avenues for communication and based on ideas jointly developed through the U.S. Army Futures Command.

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