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This paper shows that two features of the deuteron — quantum entanglement between spin and motion, and a directional, non‑spherical shape —
Researchers introduce MP-Bench, the first benchmark made to test voice agents as active participants in multiparty conversations. The benchm
This paper asks a simple question: when a large language model answers, when is it routing the question to the right internal pathway and wh
This paper proposes an “artificial id” — a small, adaptive internal drive that helps an AI decide whether to keep doing something, stop, or
Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) record glucose many times per hour and can be used to forecast short‑term glucose trends. This paper test
This paper studies reinforcement learning (RL) when an agent is allowed to look ahead and see which states would result from any short seque
This paper studies how atoms lose electrons when hit by very strong x‑ray light, and how the atom’s own electric pull (the Coulomb potential
Laser-plasma accelerators (LPAs) promise very large accelerating fields in a compact device. But routine operation is hard because electron-
This paper reports preliminary results from an experiment that used gamma rays to count which atomic nuclei appear when uranium-235 is split
This paper builds a single algebraic framework that brings together two related but differently presented systems of integrable equations: t
This note extends a striking mathematical identity about “magic angles” in the chiral model of twisted bilayer graphene. Earlier work by Bec
This paper proves a concrete matching result for a specific case of the Jacquet–Rallis relative trace formula. In plain terms: when GL(2) ac
This paper studies how certain large patterns called Young diagrams pick out the important states in thermal matrix models with gauge symmet
The paper studies a possible dark-matter explanation for one unusual event reported by the LUX‑ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment. LZ saw a single nucle
Particle physics experiments have seen puzzling signals in short‑baseline neutrino experiments. These include results from LSND, MiniBooNE,
This paper introduces cWB-space, a pipeline designed to find short or transient gravitational-wave signals in data from the Laser Interferom
Researchers introduce MP-Bench, the first benchmark made to test voice agents as active participants in multiparty conversations. The benchm
This paper studies a theoretical version of learning called "language generation in the limit." Imagine you see more and more positive examp
This paper proposes a practical way to make and place topological defects — called “kinks” — in two‑dimensional Coulomb crystals of trapped