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Peer-reviewed journal in which the Double Chooz result was recently published, per the release's journal reference.
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In situ electron microscopy shows elastic elongation of 11.3% in single-crystal silicon and 8.9% in diamond comes purely from reversible lattice displacement, with no defects or phase change.
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Colliding oxygen-16 and neon-20 produced quark-gluon plasma, and the outgoing particles carried the shape of the incoming nuclei. Light-ion runs now buy two results at once.
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A University of Basel framework in Physical Review Letters says part of the light leaking out of a driven cavity is work, not heat. Efficiency figures depend on where that line sits.
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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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A Cavendish group reports in Physical Review Letters that many "magic states" buy no speedup, and that a 1945 distribution of Dirac's tells you which ones do.
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A cross-correlation of 2,870 CHIME fast radio bursts with about six million DESI galaxies puts diffuse plasma far wider than feedback models allow. That makes the models mis-tuned, not merely fuzzy.
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A Physical Review Letters paper argues valley-imbalanced rhombohedral tetralayer graphene can pair at several incommensurate momenta at once. It hands experimentalists a specific thing to look for.
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A variational circuit searched a seven-qubit nuclear-spin sensor for the probe state that works in the noise it actually has, rather than the one theory prefers in a clean world.
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A Physical Review Letters paper reports that AI plus rare event sampling matched a 50,000-run heat wave study using roughly one-hundredth as many simulations.
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A proof in Physical Review Letters shows the quantum version of Euler's 1782 puzzle has no entanglement-free solution, which locates the advantage in a resource rather than a formalism.
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Physicists at Fermilab, Stanford and Delaware project that a Faraday cage shielding measurement would be three times more sensitive to millicharged particles than accelerator searches.
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A Physical Review Letters paper says early-universe plasma shuts off dark photon conversion, voiding cosmological limits from about 10^-15 to 10^-6 eV. Radio-band searches should re-scope.
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A billion-atom simulation from Helsinki finds defect counts in tungsten scaling superlinearly with recoil energy, a regime the standard damage models do not contain.
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Seventeen days of reactor-off data yielded roughly 100 antineutrino candidates matching decay predictions for the cores and spent-fuel pools, the first published benchmark for offline monitoring.
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