Artist’s rendering of an extremely energetic cosmic ray observed by the telescope’s array experiment’s surface detector array called the Amaterasu particle. Credit: Osaka Metropolitan University/L-INSIGHT, Kyoto University/Ryunosuke Takeshigen In 1991, …
A dimension distribution scheme of operators for several classes of open many-body quantum dynamics. The operator size distribution quantifies how information mixes and forms the backbone of our framework for …
Over the years, scientists have managed to discover the existence of some rather intriguing particles that are visible, advancing the entire field of physics with each discovery. For example, there …
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Quantum scientists have discovered a phenomenon in purple bronze, a one-dimensional metal, that allows it to switch between insulating and superconducting states. This switch, triggered by minimal stimuli such as …
There was something about the shimmering blue of Cherenkov radiation, Poppy thought every time the tour reached the decaying control room. The room was now covered with the usual amenities; …
An overview of measurement concepts and absorption data. Credit: The progress of science (2023). DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adk1482 For the first time, researchers were able to selectively excite a molecule using a …
Chromosome with loops (on the left) and peak derivative curve of contact probability (on the right). Chromosome folding on large and small scales differs significantly due to the “entanglement dilution” …
Physicists at MIT have metaphorically turned graphite, or pencil lead, into gold by separating five ultra-thin flakes arranged in a specific order. The resulting material can then be tuned to …
In the very early universe, physics was strange. The process known as “inflation,” where we best understand how the universe grew from a single infinitesimal point to what we see …