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How neutrinos talk to nuclear matter: a clear guide to low‑energy cross sectionsATLAS measures jets from photon‑induced lead–lead collisions that leave both nuclei intactA new regression method estimates resilience in systems with seasons, gaps, or changing noiseDiscrete random maps and the “dual” of Liouville quantum gravity meet at a critical pointSpacetime positive mass theorem proven in all dimensions for asymptotically flat and hyperboloidal dataHolographic 3D QCD model finds anisotropy can destabilize low-energy hadronsSimulation study: FCC‑ee run at 125 GeV could set κ_e ≲ 1.35 limit on the electron–Higgs couplingHow physicists try to beat the “sign problem” that blocks lattice QCD at finite densityCMS searches for Higgs plus two vector bosons produced by vector-boson scattering and sets new limits on the VVHH couplingStudy uses GW170817 and its electromagnetic afterglow to search for a scalar gravitational-wave polarizationHow neutrinos talk to nuclear matter: a clear guide to low‑energy cross sectionsATLAS measures jets from photon‑induced lead–lead collisions that leave both nuclei intactA new regression method estimates resilience in systems with seasons, gaps, or changing noiseDiscrete random maps and the “dual” of Liouville quantum gravity meet at a critical pointSpacetime positive mass theorem proven in all dimensions for asymptotically flat and hyperboloidal dataHolographic 3D QCD model finds anisotropy can destabilize low-energy hadronsSimulation study: FCC‑ee run at 125 GeV could set κ_e ≲ 1.35 limit on the electron–Higgs couplingHow physicists try to beat the “sign problem” that blocks lattice QCD at finite densityCMS searches for Higgs plus two vector bosons produced by vector-boson scattering and sets new limits on the VVHH couplingStudy uses GW170817 and its electromagnetic afterglow to search for a scalar gravitational-wave polarization

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How neutrinos talk to nuclear matter: a clear guide to low‑energy cross sections

This chapter explains how neutrinos with energies of a few to a few tens of MeV interact with nuclear matter. At the simplest level, low‑ene

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Neural networks that respect local gauge symmetry learn lattice gauge physics more directly

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Physicists with the ATLAS experiment at CERN studied rare collisions of lead nuclei in which the nuclei do not break apart. The data come fr

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A new regression method estimates resilience in systems with seasons, gaps, or changing noise

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Discrete random maps and the “dual” of Liouville quantum gravity meet at a critical point

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Spacetime positive mass theorem proven in all dimensions for asymptotically flat and hyperboloidal data

A team of mathematicians proves that, under a standard physical energy condition, the total energy of a space-like slice of spacetime is at

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Holographic 3D QCD model finds anisotropy can destabilize low-energy hadrons

Researchers used the gauge–gravity duality (also called holography) to build a three‑dimensional, QCD‑like model and study how spatial aniso

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