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The pattern of green and black scales on an ocellated lizard can be described with the two-parameter Ising model for antiferromagnetic systems.

Researchers explore the effects of random motion in a pursuit problem in which hounds chase a hare.

By investigating models of physics beyond the standard model, researchers determine the parameter spaces where future experiments might detect—or rule out—a new interaction.

Computer simulations uncover new high-pressure minerals that may explain the origin of Earth’s water and of Uranus’ and Neptune’s magnetic fields.

An antiproton experiment has shown to record precision that matter and antimatter particles have equal mass—confirming a basic tenet of the standard model of particle physics.

A large galaxy survey releases its three-year observations, providing key cosmological-parameter measurements that have double the precision of those previously released.

The shape and curvature evolution of dissolving rocks can be predicted using a new theory.

Spin-polarized electrons can suppress the experimental signature of the quantum many-body phenomenon known as the Kondo effect.

Torben Pastore had careers in rock n’ roll, furniture design, and construction before beginning a research career in psychoacoustics. Now he investigates how humans perceive their acoustical surroundings.

Confining helium-3 in an aerogel container and subjecting it to a magnetic field reveals a long-predicted superfluid phase.