The realm of condensed matter physics has long been captivated by the compelling properties of topological states of matter. These states, which emerged from theoretical explorations leading to the Nobel Prize-winning work of Thouless, Haldane, and Kosterlitz, bring an unprecedented level of stability in the face of perturbations. However, this topological protection, while advantageous, has
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Recent advancements by the ALICE collaboration, documented in Physical Review X, have significantly contributed to our understanding of complex three-body nuclear systems. Traditionally, fundamental forces are investigated as interactions between pairs of particles. However, as nuclear systems increase in complexity, particularly those involving three or more bodies, the mathematical and conceptual frameworks used to describe
In recent years, the demand for energy-efficient cooling solutions has prompted an exploration of alternative technologies that could reshape refrigeration as we know it. Traditional cooling methods, which heavily rely on gases and liquids for heat transfer, not only consume considerable energy but also release greenhouse gases, contributing to environmental concerns. An innovative answer to
The increasing reliance on deep-learning models across numerous domains demonstrates their remarkable capacity to analyze data and facilitate decision-making. As these AI systems become crucial in sensitive fields such as healthcare and finance, concerns over data privacy and security rise. This article explores how recent advancements in quantum security protocols offer a promising path forward
Recent advancements in nuclear physics have ushered in a new era of exploration with the synthesis of plutonium-227, a novel isotope that was created by a dedicated research team from the Institute of Modern Physics (IMP) at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). Published in the esteemed journal Physical Review C, this discovery provides critical
Recent advancements at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) have marked a significant milestone in the realm of isotope studies. Spearheaded by an exceptional team of scientists and engineers, they successfully accelerated a high-power beam of uranium ions, achieving a groundbreaking continuous beam power output of 10.4 kilowatts aimed at a target. This remarkable
In recent advancements within the fields of physics and materials science, researchers have turned their attention to an exciting category of magnetic materials known as altermagnets. Unlike traditional ferromagnets and antiferromagnets, altermagnets present a unique magnetic behavior characterized by the phenomenon in which the spin of their electrons varies in relation to their momentum. This
The rapid advancement of digital communication has spurred an extraordinary demand for robust and efficient wireless systems capable of handling increasing data traffic. However, traditional wireless technologies, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, are beginning to show their limitations, struggling under the weight of congestion, interference, and a lack of bandwidth. Enter Optical Wireless Communication (OWC),
Throughout history, magnets have captivated human curiosity, from compasses guiding navigation to advanced technologies shaping modern electronics. Now, cutting-edge research by scientists from Osaka Metropolitan University and the University of Tokyo has taken this fascination to a new dimension by utilizing light to visualize and manipulate magnetic domains in antiferromagnetic materials. Published in *Physical Review
The field of semiconductor research is perpetually evolving, driven by a need for greater efficiency and performance in electronic devices. Recent developments at UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) have taken a remarkable step forward, enabling researchers to visualize the behavior of electric charges moving across the interface of semiconductor materials for the first time. This innovation