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  • Least squares residual power series solutions for Kawahara and Rosenau-Hyman nonlinear wave interactions with applications in fluid dynamics

    Least squares residual power series solutions for Kawahara and Rosenau-Hyman nonlinear wave interactions with applications in fluid dynamics

    In this section, we will outline the general procedure of the LSRPS technique, as described in46,47 for solving time-fractional differential equations. This technique combines the classical (RPS) method with the least-squares method.

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  • Canalized light creates directional and switchable surface structures in vanadium dioxide

    Canalized light creates directional and switchable surface structures in vanadium dioxide

  • Joo, W.-J. et al. Metasurface-driven OLED displays beyond 10,000 pixels per inch. Science 370, 459–463 (2020).

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  • The first experimental observation of Dirac exceptional points

    The first experimental observation of Dirac exceptional points

    Dirac exceptional point. The figure illustrates that the Dirac exceptional point exhibits both a real-valued energy spectrum in its vicinity and eigenstate degeneracy. Credit:…

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  • Reversible control over the distribution of chemical inhomogeneities in multiferroic BiFeO3

    Reversible control over the distribution of chemical inhomogeneities in multiferroic BiFeO3

    We grew epitaxially strained (001)p.c.-oriented La0.15Bi0.85FeO3 films with a thickness of 100 nm on a 14-nm-thick SrRuO3 buffer layer on top of (110)o-oriented single-crystalline DyScO3 substrates using pulsed laser deposition. Here, we chose…

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  • Topological links and knots of speckled light mediated by coherence singularities

    Topological links and knots of speckled light mediated by coherence singularities

    Within a coherent light field, a point exhibiting zero intensity and an indeterminate phase is referred to as a phase singularity. In the context of the polarization dimension, a point characterized by an undefined polarization vector is referred…

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  • Probabilistic alignment of multiple networks

    Probabilistic alignment of multiple networks

    Probabilistic formulation of the problem of aligning multiple networks

    Consider K network observations, with N nodes each and adjacency matrices {Ak; ,  k = 1, …, K }. We consider networks that are directed and with binary edges (that…

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  • The dynamics of leadership and success in software development teams

    The dynamics of leadership and success in software development teams

  • Wuchty, S., Jones, B. F. & Uzzi, B. The increasing dominance of teams in production of knowledge. Science 316, 1036–1039 (2007).

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  • Ghost Particles No More: A New Theory Shines Light on Superconductor Mysteries

    Ghost Particles No More: A New Theory Shines Light on Superconductor Mysteries

    RIKEN physicists have devised a theoretical method to probe elusive Majorana fermions in topological superconductors by leveraging their unique electromagnetic responses, paving the way for breakthroughs in quantum material science. A new…

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  • Defying 60 Years of Physics – “Strange Metals” Break the Rules of Electricity

    Defying 60 Years of Physics – “Strange Metals” Break the Rules of Electricity

    Strange metals challenge the 60-year-old theory that electric current consists of a flow of discrete charges. Strange metals show electricity carried by a quantum fluid rather than discrete electrons, challenging the long-standing Fermi liquid…

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