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The Physical Review.
New Publication in Physical Review D.
The research, published in Physical Review Letters, shows that gravity will create a point when the distance between particles is minimal.
In a paper published in Physical Review….
In an article published in the journal Physical Review Letters, scientists report that the destruction of“paste” threads requires a colossal force- greater than that of any other known substance.
A study published in the journal Physical Review X.
The research, which was published in Physical Review D, focuses on how scientists could hunt for a wormhole by looking for perturbations in the path of S2, a star that astronomers have observed orbiting Sagittarius A*.
I believe the paper was published in the Physical Review on April 1, 1948.
The researchers, Michael Zwerger and coauthors at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, have published a paper on the new long-rangequantum communication method in a recent issue of Physical Review Letters.
Published in Physical Review D.
This included 24 events that looked like photons and had energies higher than 100 TeV, including two candidate events with around 450 TeV of energy,according to the paper accepted for publication in Physical Review Letters.
The results in Physical Review D.
In a new study published in the journal Physical Review Letters, Hussein and doctoral student Bruce Davis demonstrate that nanotechnology could be used in an entirely different way to slow the heat transfer without affecting the motion of electrons.
The results of basic research are regularly published in leading national andinternational journals such as Physical Review Letters and Physical Review.
The initial announcementpaper was published during the news conference in Physical Review Letters,[1] with further papers either published shortly afterwards[12] or immediately available in preprint form.[45].
The waves, which rippled out from the cosmic newborn like the sound waves emanating from a ringing bell, are the first of their kind to be detected and studied,according to research published Wednesday in the journal Physical Review Letters.
The initial announcementpaper was published during the news conference in Physical Review Letters,[3] with further papers either published shortly afterwards[19] or immediately available in preprint form.[71].
The flywheel allows us to actually measure the power output of an atomic-scale motor, resolving single[quantum-scale unit] of energy, for the first time," Mark Mitchison,co-author of the article published in the journal Physical Review Letters today, said in a statement.
In a piece of research recently published in Physical Review Letters, Carballo-Rubio has developed a novel mathematical model that combines general relativity with the repulsive effect of quantum vacuum polarization.
In 2016, scientists from Hungary's Institute for Nuclear Research, or Atomki,published a paper in the journal Physical Review Letters, with details of their evidence that a previously unknown force was part of the radioactive decay of the beryllium-8 isotope.
In a new study, published in Physical Review D Rapid Communications, researchers from the University of Birmingham's Institute for Gravitational Wave Astronomy suggest that future detections of multiple generations of black hole mergers would allow us to figure out their birthplace.
Berlin researchers report in the latest issue of the scientific journal Physical Review Letters that the strength of the electron-phonon interaction depends sensitively on the electron size, i.e., on the spatial extent of its charge cloud.
In a paper accepted for publication in Physical Review Letters, Sean Tulin of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and Géraldine Servant of the Catalan Institute for Research and Advanced Study in Barcelona, Spain, say that there may have been an asymmetry in the early Universe between the Higgs boson and its antimatter counterpart, the anti-Higgs.
Ray hope Harvard University's Lakshminarayanan Mahadevan,who wrote the 2007 paper in Physical Review Letters that inspired the whole project, expressed a mixture of surprise and delight at the Princeton team's success.
Higgs revised the paper and submitted it to Physical Review Letters, where it was accepted(2), but the referee, who turned out to be Yoichiro Nambu, asked Higgs to comment on the relation of his work to that of Francois Englert and Robert Brout, which was published in Physical Review Letters on 31 August 1964, the same day his paper was received.
In 2016, scientists at Hungary's Institute forNuclear Research published a study in the journal Physical Review Letters detailing their evidence that a previously unknown force was involved in the radioactive decay of the beryllium-8 isotope.
In July 2012,Slava Turyshev et al. published a paper in Physical Review Letters that explained the anomaly. The work explored the effect of the thermal recoil force on Pioneer 10, and concluded that"once the thermal recoil force is properly accounted for, no anomalous acceleration remains."[4] Although the paper by Turyshev et al. has the most detailed analysis to date, the explanation based on thermal recoil force has the support of other independent research groups, using a variety of computational techniques.
He became an expert on the electrical conductivity of gases, the properties of ions, and the behavior of atmospheric electricity, publishing in journals including the Physical Review, Journal of Applied Physics, Journal of Chemical Physics, and the Journal of Atmospheric Electricity and Terrestrial Magnetism.[6] He invented the Bradbury-Nielsen shutter, a type of electrical ion gate,[10] widely used in mass spectrometry in both time-of-flight mass spectrometers and ion mobility spectrometers.[11].
The discovery(the report was accepted for publication in the journal Physical Review Letters) based on the data of these two detectors was made collectively by the LIGO scientific collaboration(it also includes the GEO collaboration and Australian Interferometric Gravitational Astronomy consortium) and the Virgo collaboration.