莫纳什大学研究人员预测了一种由玻色子和费米子组成的新型量子物质形式——稳定的量子液滴，能够通过量子力学作用力自我平衡和保持稳定1。这一发现挑战了数十年来对强相互作用玻色-费米混合系统的传统认识1。
由Sam Foster、Jesper Levinsen、Meera Parish以及海德堡大学合作者组成的研究团队发现，吸引力与费米子压力能够完美平衡，使液滴稳定存在而不会坍缩1。研究采用的新理论框架能够描述粒子强相互作用的情况，而以往理论仅能处理弱相互作用1。相关论文已发表于《物理评论快报》第137卷第7期1。预测的量子液滴可通过现有的超冷原子实验进行验证1，这一突破可能推动量子传感和量子计算等新兴技术发展1。
Researchers at Monash University have predicted a novel form of quantum matter: stable quantum droplets composed of two different types of quantum particles—bosons and fermions—that can self-balance and maintain stability through quantum mechanical forces.1 The findings, published in Physical Review Letters Volume 137, Issue 7 in 2026, challenge decades of conventional understanding about strongly interacting boson-fermion mixtures.1
According to the research team including Sam Foster, Jesper Levinsen, and Meera Parish at Monash University, along with collaborators from Heidelberg University, the key to the droplets' stability lies in a precise equilibrium between attractive forces and fermionic pressure, preventing the structure from collapsing.1 The new theoretical framework enables scientists to describe scenarios involving strong particle interactions, whereas previous theories could only handle weakly interacting systems.1 The predicted quantum droplets can be verified through existing ultracold atom experiments, potentially opening pathways for advances in quantum sensing and quantum computing technologies.1
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