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Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics, named as a co-affiliation of the Insubria-based researchers.
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Nobel physics laureate Francis Halzen said he proposed neural nets for physics data in 1991 and credits them with finally showing IceCube the Milky Way. His account links an idea he says took decades to mature to one of the Antarctic detector's best-known results.
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Galanti and Roncadelli calculate that standard physics expects about 10^-96 photons at 300 TeV, the energy of the Carpet detector's photon-like event. Their fix, combining axion-like particles with a violation of Lorentz invariance, is needed only if that single event was a genuine photon.
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Physicists under Italy's Gran Sasso mountain hunted the faint radiation that fluctuating spacetime should produce in a shielded germanium crystal. They found only background. One gravitational route to quantum collapse is now closed.
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A germanium detector at Gran Sasso listened for the faint radiation that a jittering spacetime should force out of charged particles, and the VIP collaboration reports it recorded none of it.
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An Insubria, Genova and Milan group proposes wiring battery and charger into one continuously monitored environment to break the correlations that lock energy up. The work is theoretical.
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