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Beyond the Usual: Observing Fractional Fermi Seas in a Quantum Gas

20.02.2026 by pricpr

The emergence of fractional flux strings-manifestations of topology in a one-dimensional Bose gas-becomes apparent as the system transitions from repulsive to attractive interactions, passing through a singular point where these strings materialize at momenta dictated by a charge parameter, a phenomenon realized both theoretically and experimentally via arrays of vertically oriented atomic tubes within a two-dimensional optical lattice.

Researchers have experimentally created and observed fractional Fermi seas – a novel quantum state of matter – within a one-dimensional Bose gas, opening new avenues for understanding interacting quantum systems.

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Chasing Shadows: A New Hunt for Physics Beyond the Standard Model

20.02.2026 by pricpr

Calculations of particle distribution functions-specifically for muons, photons, and a [latex]Z^{\prime}[/latex] boson, considering transverse and longitudinal polarizations-demonstrate deviations from Standard Model predictions, offering insights into new physics beyond established parameters and factorization scales.

A future muon collider offers a unique opportunity to indirectly probe new physics by precisely examining the internal structure of particles.

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Spacetime, Spin, and the Search for Observable Laws

20.02.2026 by pricpr

New research explores how fundamental properties of Majorana fields in curved spacetime can be described through geometric and path integral methods.

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Beyond the Standard Model: Probing New Physics with Photon Collisions

20.02.2026 by pricpr

Precision measurements of photon fusion processes offer a novel pathway to search for subtle deviations from established physics and constrain models extending the Standard Model.

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Unzipping the Strong Force: Modeling String Breaking in QCD

20.02.2026 by pricpr

String configurations in five dimensions reveal distinct behaviors dependent on connectivity, with a turning point coordinate [latex]r_0[/latex] characterizing connected states and a light quark coordinate [latex]r_{\bar{q}}[/latex] defining disconnected configurations at [latex]y=0[/latex] and [latex]y=Y[/latex].

This review explores how effective string models and spatial Wilson loops can illuminate the complex process of string breaking – the fundamental mechanism behind quark confinement – within Quantum Chromodynamics.

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Beyond Purity: Detecting Hidden Order in Noisy Quantum States

20.02.2026 by pricpr

The path integral formalism, as illustrated by [latex]Eq. (12)[/latex], establishes boundary conditions at [latex]\tau = 0[/latex] through reference bra states, while the inclusion of decoherence-modeled by interactions coupling [latex]\phi_i[/latex] and [latex]\bar{\phi}_i[/latex] at [latex]\tau = 0[/latex]-captures the system’s loss of quantum coherence.

New research demonstrates how entanglement negativity can reveal topological phases even after quantum systems succumb to decoherence.

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Catching Dark Matter’s Daily Rhythm

19.02.2026 by pricpr

The study demonstrates a method for stacking daily modulation data over a sidereal year-366 days-by tracking the rate [latex]R(t)[/latex] against both sidereal time and a shifted variant [latex]\tilde{t}[/latex], revealing that while [latex]R(t)[/latex] fluctuates within a defined envelope throughout the year, specific rates on January 1st and May 16th serve as key reference points for characterizing this temporal modulation.

New statistical methods promise to sharpen the search for dark matter by optimizing detector alignment and analysis of subtle time-dependent signals.

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Unlocking the Secrets of Dense Matter: Momentum Fluctuations in Heavy-Ion Collisions

19.02.2026 by pricpr

The study of heavy-ion collisions at [latex]\sqrt{s_{NN}} = 19.6[/latex] GeV reveals how fluctuations in transverse momentum-measured through observables like [latex]\langle p_T \rangle[/latex], [latex]v_0 = \sigma_{p_T} / \langle p_T \rangle[/latex], [latex]R_{p_T}[/latex], and [latex]r_{p_T}[/latex]-differ for pions, kaons, and protons, suggesting that baryon diffusion-represented by parameters [latex]C_B = 0.0[/latex] and [latex]C_B = 0.5[/latex]-influences particle production in these high-energy events, a phenomenon further corroborated by comparative data from 5-10% centrality measurements.

New research reveals how analyzing momentum variations in high-energy collisions can provide insights into the behavior of extremely dense baryonic matter.

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Quantum Currents: Bridging Discrete and Continuous Exclusion Processes

19.02.2026 by pricpr

New research establishes a continuum formulation of the Quantum Symmetric Simple Exclusion Process, linking it to its discrete counterpart and opening avenues for a quantum theory of fluctuations.

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Beyond the Event Horizon: Probing Black Hole Spacetime

19.02.2026 by pricpr

The study demonstrates that for a rapidly spinning black hole with [latex] a_{\*} = 0.99 [/latex] and maximal deformation [latex] \ell_{\textrm{NP}} = 0.1137 [/latex], the horizon radius [latex] r_H(\theta) [/latex] deviates from that of a Kerr black hole, and the innermost stable circular orbit (ISCO) radius [latex] r_{\textrm{ISCO}} [/latex] is significantly altered as a function of spin and deformation-with parameter combinations leading to naked singularities excluded from the analysis.

New research details a method for testing the predictions of Einstein’s theory of gravity using X-ray reflections from material swirling around black holes.

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