Category: 4. Physics

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  • Data-driven stability analysis of complex systems with higher-order interactions

    Data-driven stability analysis of complex systems with higher-order interactions

    Data-driven investigation of stability in nonlinear dynamical systems with tipping elements

    To validate our approach, we simulate time series from two- and ten-dimensional nonlinear systems with known dynamics and show that the estimated…

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  • Physics – Controllable Topological Vortex Lattices

    • Physics 18, s56

    Liquid crystals can be coaxed into hosting an easily reconfigurable lattice of vortices useful for information encoding.

    Some topological systems are attractive thanks to their resilience and ability to…

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  • How Organic Molecules Survive in Space

    • Physics 18, 115

    The harsh interstellar environment ought to destroy these carbon-rich molecules; experiments reveal their secret weapon.

    It’s a gas. A mosaic of the Taurus Molecular Cloud imaged at several…

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  • Probing amplified Josephson plasmons in YBa2Cu3O6+x by multidimensional spectroscopy

    Probing amplified Josephson plasmons in YBa2Cu3O6+x by multidimensional spectroscopy

    Time-resolved second harmonic generation probe

    The coherent, time delay dependent oscillations in \(\varDelta {I}_{{SH}}\) induced by an infrared-active mode \({Q}_{i}({\omega }_{i})\) of a solid at frequency \({\omega }_{i}\) can be cast in the…

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  • Terahertz chiral photonic-crystal cavities for Dirac gap engineering in graphene

    Terahertz chiral photonic-crystal cavities for Dirac gap engineering in graphene

    Distinctions between chiral cavity types

    Here, we provide a concise overview of the distinction between chiral cavities with broken mirror symmetry and those with broken TRS. Chiral matter exhibits different optical responses to LCP and RCP light….

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  • Low-force pulse switching of ferroelectric polarization enabled by imprint field

    Low-force pulse switching of ferroelectric polarization enabled by imprint field

    Switching barrier lowering by imprint field

    We first explain the strategy for enabling low-force polarization switching by introducing an imprint field via asymmetric electrostatic boundary conditions in ferroelectric materials. As known, the…

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