Do quantum linked rings (quantum knots) have energy?

Noduagga · Mar 20, 2017

How can we harness that energy? Is there any engine, heater, battery or other thing that uses it?

John Morrell · Mar 20, 2017

Could you explain more? From what I can tell from some very cursory research, I'm guessing that you are asking because the knot represents a different quantum state, but from what I've seen the knots are more stable states which suggests to me that it takes energy to untie them, not to tie them. So I don't think you could use them for energy storage, but I really don't know enough yet. Could you post some sources about them?

PeterDonis · Mar 22, 2017

@Noduagga Can you give a reference for "quantum knots"?

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