
May issue
This month we celebrate 150 since the Metre Convention, report spectroscopy and entropic probes of fractional quantum Hall states, and recoil from snakes that are not on a plane.
This month we celebrate 150 since the Metre Convention, report spectroscopy and entropic probes of fractional quantum Hall states, and recoil from snakes that are not on a plane.
Photon interactions in materials typically create a gaseous bosonic state, which is prone to turbulent behaviour that disrupts coherence. But it is now shown that, using fast-gain processes in a modulated semiconductor laser, light can be stabilized in a liquid-like state, enhancing the coherence of its flow.