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Mapping the Core of Neutron Stars: A Bayesian Approach

09.02.2026 by pricpr

The study maps the probabilities of key parameters defining the transition between hadronic matter and its constituent quarks, a boundary as susceptible to theoretical uncertainty as the event horizon of a black hole, where even the most refined models may ultimately dissolve into unknowability-represented here as posterior distributions.

New research leverages Bayesian statistics to refine our understanding of the ultra-dense matter residing within neutron stars, revealing the limits of current observational constraints.

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Hunting New Physics in Rare B Meson Decays

09.02.2026 by pricpr

The differential decay rate of [latex]B \to K_{0}^{*}(1430) \ell^{+} \ell^{-} [/latex] is analyzed within both the Standard Model and a scalar Lepton Quark (LQ) scenario, demonstrating that for [latex] \tau^{+} \tau^{-} [/latex] decays, the accessible momentum transfer squared, [latex] q^{2} [/latex], is limited by the tau mass, effectively precluding observation of the decay spectrum in the low-[latex] q^{2} [/latex] region.

A new analysis of the B meson’s decay into a K₀*(1430) and pairs of leptons offers a sensitive probe for deviations from the Standard Model and potential evidence for leptoquarks.

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Beyond Exploration: A Framework for Learning and Achieving

09.02.2026 by pricpr

Targeted active search demonstrably improves failure discovery in autonomous driving simulations, consistently achieving performance gains-as indicated by error bars representing ±1 standard deviation across four independent simulation runs-despite the inevitable complexities of real-world application.

A new approach unifies curiosity-driven learning with goal-directed optimization, enabling agents to both acquire knowledge and actively pursue objectives.

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Before the Strong Force: Rethinking Nuclear Interactions

09.02.2026 by pricpr

Barry Ninham established the Department of Applied Mathematical Physics at the Australian National University in 1970, laying the groundwork for future research in a field perpetually balancing theoretical elegance with the inevitable realities of practical application.

A 1969 paper proposed that electromagnetic fluctuations and plasma formation could explain the forces binding atomic nuclei, offering a radical alternative to emerging strong interaction theories.

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Hawking’s Echo: Can Time Itself Preserve Information Lost to Black Holes?

09.02.2026 by pricpr

The study demonstrates that timelike entanglement entropy within Hawking radiation evolves dynamically over time, suggesting a nuanced connection between quantum entanglement and the information paradox.

A new theoretical framework suggests information seemingly destroyed by black hole evaporation is actually encoded in the temporal correlations within Hawking radiation.

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Inside Neutron Stars: Unlocking the Secrets of Exotic Matter

09.02.2026 by pricpr

New research explores how observations of these stellar remnants are pushing the boundaries of our understanding of matter at extreme densities.

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Shaping Spacetime: How Null Infinity Defines Geometry

09.02.2026 by pricpr

A new study reveals that specific tensors at the edge of spacetime uniquely determine the geometry of asymptotically flat universes, offering a powerful tool for understanding gravitational fields.

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Neutron Star Secrets Unlocked: How Spin and Relativity Warp Equation of State Estimates

09.02.2026 by pricpr

Tidal response corrections subtly reshape gravitational wave phasing, with nonlinear hydrodynamics decreasing f-mode frequency at higher orbital frequencies, anti-aligned spins inducing a gradual phase reduction, aligned spins causing an increase, and general relativistic effects lengthening inspiral through altered resonance-each correction manifesting as a distinct signature on the waveform’s evolution.

New research reveals that subtle effects from neutron star spin and relativistic hydrodynamics significantly impact our ability to determine the matter composition of these extreme objects.

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Black Hole Ensembles: A Matter of Boundary Conditions

09.02.2026 by pricpr

New research highlights the crucial link between thermodynamic consistency in black hole systems and the precise definition of boundary conditions used in calculations.

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Seeing Through the Noise: Adaptive Ultrasound Imaging Corrects for Reverberation

08.02.2026 by pricpr

A new technique dynamically adjusts ultrasound focusing to overcome distortions and improve image clarity in challenging media.

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