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The Anomalous Tunneling Effect That Was a "Desk-Drawer Prediction" for 20 Years: A Cloud Experiment Opens a Laboratory to Theoretical Physicists
First predicted theoretically in 2003 but never observed experimentally, the anomalous tunneling effect in BECs has now been detected indirectly for the first time by theoretical researchers using the cloud experiment platform Oqtant. The team confirmed a distinctive trend—lower-energy collective excitation modes being less affected by potential barriers—and published the results as a peer-reviewed paper.
