Physics - A Physical Match for the Riemann Zeta Function
Mathematical properties of a famous number-theory conjecture correspond to the physical scattering properties of a quantum field theory.
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Physics - Glassy Behavior Depends on Dimension
The number of excess vibrational modes in glasses scales differently in two dimensions than it does in three.
British Columbia Elijah Flenner Lijin Wang Rachel Berkowitz Colorado State University E Fenner Colorado State University
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Physics - Search for Sculptor's Stone Reveals New Marble Outcrops
Isotope geochemistry and grain size analysis, combined with a long summer’s hike, start to resolve an art history puzzle.
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Physics - The Microscopic Dynamics of Biomolecular Condensates
A physical description of the trajectories of single molecules suggests a new way to study a biologically important subcellular environment.
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Physics - Simple Additives Make Polar Fluids More Polar
The strong polar nature of bonded molecular pairs called zwitterions boosts the dielectric constants of polar fluids.
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Physics - Shock Waves from Ions Damage DNA
Simulations show that the mechanical force of shock waves propagating through cells may be a key component of ion radiation damage to DNA.    
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Physics - Quantum Correlations Generate an Optical Lattice
Measuring one photon’s polarization dictates the spatial structure of its entangled partner.
British Columbia Rachel Berkowitz Andrew Cameron University Of Waterloo Correlations Generate Twisting Light Beams
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Physics - Reversible Fabric Heats and Cools
A new theory proposes a reversible fabric that could potentially keep a person warm when worn one way and cool when flipped inside out.
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Physics - Exponentially Growing Dark Matter
A new model explains the current density of dark matter by proposing that conventional matter converted to dark matter in the early Universe.
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