Category: 4. Physics

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  • Publisher Correction: Optical properties, plasmons, and orbital Skyrme textures in twisted TMDs

    Correction to: npj Quantum Materials https://doi.org/10.1038/s41535-025-00771-6, published online 18 June 2025

    The original version of this Article presented portions of the main text in an incorrect…

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  • A DFT study on hydrogen diffusion across zinc surfaces at low coverage

    A DFT study on hydrogen diffusion across zinc surfaces at low coverage

    Geometric properties

    Single hydrogen atom/supercell

    In order to investigate the position of the energy barrier(s) on the surface we analyze the trajectories of the hydrogen atom during the dynamics. Two temperatures were used for the propagation,…

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  • Manipulating wetting and pore filling by wall transparency

    Manipulating wetting and pore filling by wall transparency

    We consider a slit-shaped channel of width c formed by a rigid thin solid wall of thickness w (extremely thin walls may experience elastic deformations, giving rise to modulations of the channel width beneath droplets;transparency effects…

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  • Crushing Oxygen into a Spin Liquid

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    New evidence supports the idea that solid oxygen switches under pressure to an exotic entangled state.

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    In gaseous or liquid oxygen, the two unpaired electrons in…

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  • Scientists Stunned by Alien Mineral That Breaks the Rules of Heat

    Scientists Stunned by Alien Mineral That Breaks the Rules of Heat

    A rare mineral found in a centuries-old meteorite — and even on Mars — has stunned scientists with its bizarre heat behavior. Neither fully crystal nor fully glass, this hybrid material conducts heat in a way unlike anything else known: it…

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  • Room-Temperature Quantum Breakthrough Stuns Physicists

    Room-Temperature Quantum Breakthrough Stuns Physicists

    Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in quantum research by demonstrating that nanoparticles can exhibit quantum rotational vibrations even at room temperature — and without being cooled close to absolute zero. Using an elliptical…

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  • Simplifying primary electrical standards | Nature Electronics

    Simplifying primary electrical standards | Nature Electronics

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  • Surface morphology effects on droplet spreading and rebound dynamics on subcooled superhydrophobic surfaces

    Surface morphology effects on droplet spreading and rebound dynamics on subcooled superhydrophobic surfaces

    Comparison of the measured maximum spreading factors with model predictions at room temperature

    Figure 4 illustrates the effect of Weber number and the state of the surface on the spreading and retraction of the droplet and the existence of a…

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  • Temperature induced structural distortion and their effect on the physical properties of La0.6Sr0.4Mn0.8Co0.2O3 nanoparticles

    Temperature induced structural distortion and their effect on the physical properties of La0.6Sr0.4Mn0.8Co0.2O3 nanoparticles

    Structural analysis

    The XRD of LSMCO nanoparticles at different calcination temperatures is indicated with the black line (observed) of Fig. 2. Where a polycrystalline nature is observed and confirmed with increasing calcination temperature (650,…

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