 exploit whatever cultural fissures there are within a country,” a U.S. official told VOA on condition of anonymity when asked about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s evolving strategy for the U.S. and its allies.

“The intensity is new. Some of the tools are new,” the official added. The pattern, however, is not.

“He will do anything to fracture traditional alliances that he sees as threatening to his power,” the official said.

And there are fears that every victory, no matter how slight, will only further embolden Putin and Russia.

Russian-linked hackers

Already, the U.S. National Security Agency has accused Russian-linked hackers of trying to sow confusion in France during its recent presidential election.

And NSA Director Adm. Michael Rogers noted Tuesday that the U.S. was seeing “similar things” in Britain and Germany.

“The first objective was to sow discord and dissension, which they certainly did,” former U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told a Senate panel Monday, when asked about Russian interference in the U.S. presidential elections.

“They're going to continue to do it,” Clapper added. “And why not? It proved successful.” Experimental link between quantum entanglement (left) and classical chaos (right) found using a small quantum computer. Credit: University of California - Santa Barbara

Using a small quantum system consisting of three superconducting qubits, researchers at UC Santa Barbara and Google have uncovered a link between aspects of classical and quantum physics thought to be unrelated: classical chaos and quantum entanglement. Their findings suggest that it would be possible to use controllable quantum systems to investigate certain fundamental aspects of nature.

"It's kind of surprising because chaos is this totally classical concept—there's no idea of chaos in a quantum system," Charles Neill, a researcher in the UCSB Department of Physics and lead author of a paper that appears in Nature Physics. "Similarly, there's no concept of entanglement within classical systems. And yet it turns out that chaos and entanglement are really very strongly and clearly related."

Initiated in the 15th century, classical physics generally examines and describes systems larger than atoms and molecules. It consists of hundreds of years' worth of study including Newton's laws of motion, electrodynamics, relativity, thermodynamics as well as chaos theory—the field that studies the behavior of highly sensitive and unpredictable systems. One classic example of chaos theory
exploit whatever cultural fissures there are within a country, ” a U.S. official tell VOA on circumstance of anonymity when asked about Russian President Vladimir Putin ’s evolving strategy for the U.S. and its ally. 

 “ The saturation is new. Some of the tools are modern, ” the official add. The pattern, however, is not. 

 “ He will make anything to fracture traditional alliances that he sees as threaten to his power, ” the official said. 

 And there constitute fears that every victory, no matter how slight, will only further embolden Putin and Russia. 

 Russian - associate hackers 

 Already, the U.S. National Security Agency has accused Russian - linked hack of trying to sow confusion in France during its recent presidential election. 

 And NSA Director Adm. Michael Rogers noted Tuesday that the U.S. was see “ similar things ” in Britain and Germany. 

 “ The first objective was to sow discordance and dissension, which they certainly did, ” former U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told a Senate panel Monday, when ask about Russian interference in the U.S. presidential elections. 

 “ They're going to continue to do it, ” Clapper added. “ And why not? It proved successful. ” Experimental link between quantum entanglement (left) and classical chaos (right field) witness using a belittled quantum computer. Credit: University of California - Santa Barbara 

 Using a small quantum arrangement consisting of three superconducting qubits, researchers at UC Santa Barbara and Google have uncovered a link between expression of classical and quantum physics thought to be unrelated: classical chaos and quantum web. Their findings suggest that it would be possible to use controllable quantum systems to investigate certain fundamental expression of nature. 

 " It's kind of surprising because chaos is this totally classical concept — there's no idea of chaos in a quantum system, " Charles Neill, a researcher in the UCSB Department of Physics and precede author of a paper that appears in Nature Physics. " Similarly, there's no concept of web within classical system. And yet it turns out that chaos and web are really very strongly and clearly related. " 

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RUsSIan-Linked hackeRs

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 exploit whatever cultural  fissuresthere  ar e w it hina co untry,” a U.S. offi cial told VOA on condi tionof anon y mi ty wh en aske d  a b o utRu ss ian  P r es ident  Vl adimirPutin’s ev olv in g strategy f o rthe U.S. a ndits allies.
“T he int en sit y  is n ew.  Some  of th e  tools  are new, ”t he off i cial ad d e d.  The  pattern, however ,  i s  not.

“He wil l do a ny t hi n g  to  fr acture tra di tiona l  allian c es t h ath e sees as thr eatening to his  power ,”  th e  offic ial s ai d .
And there a re f ears that  every victory ,  no mat ter ho w s lig ht,w il lonl yf urt h er  em b old en Putin  a nd  Russ ia.R u s sian -li nked  hack ers

Already,  th e U. S . N ation al Se curi ty  Agen cy has  accu se d Russian-linke d ha ckers oftry in g t osow c o nfusio n i n F rance d uring i t s r ec e n t  p residential electi on . 
A nd NSA D irecto r  A dm .  Michael  R oge rs n o t ed Tu esda y  t hat theU.S. w a sse eing “s im ilar t hi ngs ” i n Bri t ainand Ge rmany.
“Thef irst objective was to sow di s co r d  a n d di sse nsion, whic h th e y ce rtai n ly  di d ,” fo rmerU. S .D irector of National  I ntelli gence  James Clappe r told a S e n a te panel  Mon d ay ,  when asked ab out R ussian int e rference  in t he U.S.president i a l electi ons .
“Th ey' r e  g oing to conti n u e to  d o it,”Cla pper ad ded . “ And  wh ynot? It p roved su cc es sf ul .”Exper i mental l in k b et wee n qua n tum en tangl emen t(l e ft)  and cl a ss i c al c ha os  (ri ght )found  usi n g a  smallquantum c omp u ter.  C re dit: Un iversity of C al ifornia -Sa nta  Barba r a 

Usinga small quantum systemc onsisti ngof th reesupercond uct ing qu bit s , rese archer s atUC  Sa n t a Bar b a ra  an dGoogle hav e unc overe da li nk betw een aspects of cla s sic al and quantu m p hysi c s  t hou g ht tobe unr e l ated: classical  chaos and  q u an tum entang l eme nt . Their  findin gs su g gest th at it wou ld be pos si blet o  us e controll able qua ntum syst e ms to in vesti gat e cert ai n f undam entala spe cts o f natu re .

"It 's ki nd  of surp rising because chaos is  thistotal lyclassical  co n cep t—there's  noidea of ch aos  in  a qu ant u m sys tem, "  C har l es Ne ill, a researc h er  in t he  UCSB Depar t m e ntof Ph ysi c s andlead  author of a pape r  that appearsin N a t ure  Ph y sics ."Similarly, th ere 's n o concep tof entangle ment wit hi n  clas sicalsystem s. Andy e ti t turn s ou t t hat chaos  an de ntangle me nt are re ally  v ery st rongly andc l early related."
Init i a ted i n  th e 15t hcentury ,  cla ssical phy sics genera lly ex amin es an d descr ib es sys tem slarger tha n  atoms an d mol ecules.  I t co nsi sts of  hun d r eds o f ye ar s'worth ofs t ud y  i nc l udi ng N ewton 's  law s of moti o n, elect rod y namics,  r ela t i vity,t he r m odynamicsaswella s  chaos the o ry—t h ef ieldthat s tudies  the be h avi or  of hig hly s ensitiveand unpre d ict ab le s ystems.On e cl as sic  e xample of chaos  theory
 exploit_whatever cultural_fissures there are within_a country,”_a_U.S. official_told_VOA on condition_of anonymity when_asked about Russian President_Vladimir Putin’s evolving_strategy_for the U.S. and its allies.

“The intensity is new. Some of the tools are_new,”_the official_added._The_pattern, however, is not.

“He will_do anything to fracture traditional_alliances that_he sees as threatening to his power,” the_official_said.

And there are_fears that every victory, no matter how slight, will_only further embolden Putin and Russia.

Russian-linked_hackers

Already, the U.S._National_Security_Agency has accused Russian-linked_hackers of trying to sow confusion_in France during its recent presidential_election.

And NSA Director Adm. Michael Rogers noted_Tuesday that the U.S. was seeing_“similar things” in Britain and_Germany.

“The first_objective was to sow discord_and dissension, which_they certainly_did,” former U.S._Director of National Intelligence James Clapper_told a Senate_panel Monday, when asked about Russian_interference_in the U.S._presidential_elections.

“They're_going to_continue to do_it,”_Clapper added._“And_why not? It proved successful.” Experimental_link_between quantum entanglement (left) and classical chaos_(right) found using a_small_quantum computer. Credit: University_of California - Santa Barbara

Using_a small quantum system consisting of_three superconducting_qubits, researchers_at UC Santa Barbara and Google have uncovered a link between_aspects of classical and quantum physics_thought to be unrelated:_classical chaos_and_quantum entanglement. Their_findings_suggest that_it would be possible to use controllable_quantum systems_to investigate certain fundamental aspects of_nature.

"It's kind of surprising_because_chaos is this totally classical concept—there's_no idea of chaos in a_quantum system," Charles Neill, a_researcher_in_the UCSB Department of Physics_and lead author of a paper_that appears in_Nature Physics. "Similarly, there's no concept of_entanglement_within classical systems. And yet it_turns_out that chaos and entanglement are_really_very_strongly and clearly related."

Initiated in_the 15th century, classical physics generally_examines and describes systems larger than atoms and molecules._It consists of_hundreds of years' worth of_study_including_Newton's laws of motion, electrodynamics, relativity, thermodynamics as well as_chaos theory—the_field that studies_the behavior of highly sensitive and unpredictable systems. One classic_example of chaos theory