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Free electrons lose quantum coherence through radiation over long distances

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This is a correction notice for a previously published article about radiative loss of coherence in free electrons, which demonstrates long-range quantum effects. The original article examined how free electrons lose their quantum coherence through radiative processes over extended distances. This correction addresses errors or clarifications needed in the original publication.


Understanding coherence loss in free electrons is fundamental to quantum mechanics and has implications for electron microscopy, quantum computing, and particle physics experiments. Accurate scientific corrections ensure the reliability of research that other scientists may build upon in these fields.


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Source: Correction: Radiative loss of coherence in free electrons: a long-range quantum phenomenon