Physics - Tension for a Hubble-Tension Solution
An early-Universe spike in dark energy could resolve a disagreement between two cosmic-expansion-rate measurements, but such a spike may conflict with observations of quasar spectra.
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An early-Universe spike in dark energy could resolve a disagreement between two cosmic-expansion-rate measurements, but such a spike may conflict with observations of quasar spectra.
A new interpretation of high-harmonic generation—the cornerstone of attosecond physics—paves the way for quantum applications of this process.
Trapping and imaging single dysprosium atoms extends the utility of optical tweezer arrays to electronically complex species, opening the door to new quantum physics studies.
The resolution of a major discrepancy between theory and experiment for strontium atomic clocks could help improve the precision of these timekeepers.
Electrons can help infer laser intensities that are too high to measure using conventional methods.