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The Limits of Spacetime: When Geometry Becomes Unsolvable

02.02.2026 by pricpr

New research reveals that determining the fundamental shape of certain universes described by the holographic principle is fundamentally impossible, akin to solving the classic halting problem.

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Echoes of Spacetime: Hunting for Gravitational Memory

02.02.2026 by pricpr

A new theoretical framework clarifies how to detect faint, long-lasting ripples in spacetime caused by accelerating massive objects, paving the way for observations with future space-based observatories.

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Quantum Links in Heavy Ion Collisions

02.02.2026 by pricpr

The study contrasts azimuthal angular distributions calculated through classical and quantum methods for two vector particles originating from a single ultra-peripheral collision, illuminating the divergence between these foundational approaches to particle interaction.

New research reveals surprisingly strong quantum correlations between particles created in ultra-peripheral heavy ion collisions, challenging classical expectations.

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Quantum Gates and the Limits of Probability

02.02.2026 by pricpr

New research establishes a fundamental constraint on how probability assignments shift when observed through a quantum gate.

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Hunting for Physics Beyond the Known: New Limits from the ATLAS Experiment

02.02.2026 by pricpr

The study establishes upper limits on the production cross-section for a [latex]T/Y \rightarrow Wb[/latex] decay in the all-hadronic channel, constrained by the mass of the VLQ particle.

The ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider continues to probe the boundaries of the Standard Model with new searches for exotic particles.

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Beyond Reality: Mapping Networks to Parallel Universes

02.02.2026 by pricpr

Holographic networks are represented through a geometric duality, where edges and nodes correspond to branches and net-branes in a bulk space, allowing complex network configurations to be constructed by assembling these fundamental geometric elements-a principle illustrated by focusing on the holographic duals of simpler networks.

New research explores a holographic framework connecting network conformal field theories with the potential for modeling complex systems and even traversable wormholes.

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Seeing the Light: Measuring Photon Polarization with Existing Detectors

02.02.2026 by pricpr

The capability of photon polarization measurements is demonstrably affected by detector technology, carbon shielding thickness and location, and primary vertex resolution, with variations in each factor influencing the extracted asymmetry relative to the input asymmetry.

A new method leverages existing collider instrumentation to determine photon polarization, opening doors to enhanced nuclear and particle physics research.

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Linking Optimization and Quantum Reality

02.02.2026 by pricpr

New research reveals a surprising connection between convex optimization techniques and the fundamental calculations underlying quantum systems.

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Reconstructing Reality: A New Approach to Inverse Problems

02.02.2026 by pricpr

The iterative process demonstrates that even an initially incorrect posterior distribution, when integrated, can converge upon the foundational prior, mirroring how systems, despite deviation, retain the capacity to return to a stable state-a testament to inherent corrective mechanisms within complex integrations, as evidenced by the relationship between EIP-II and EIP-I solutions.

A novel framework leveraging generative models is reshaping how we tackle ill-posed problems in fields ranging from imaging to particle physics.

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Listening for Dark Energy: A Lunar Echo of the Universe

01.02.2026 by pricpr

The study demonstrates that a lunar laser interferometer can constrain dark energy models, achieving [latex]2\sigma[/latex], [latex]3\sigma[/latex], and [latex]5\sigma[/latex] confidence regions around the fiducial clustering dark energy parameter values of [latex](w, c_{s}^{2}) = (-1, 10^{-2})[/latex] using a cosmology-calibrated mock strain power spectrum, highlighting the precision attainable in mapping the landscape of cosmic acceleration.

A novel approach using a laser interferometer on the Moon could reveal fundamental properties of dark energy, offering a new window into its mysterious nature.

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