Calculations favor ferromagnetism in CeCrB4 and trace Cr dimers
Preprint: First-principles models favor the ferromagnetic arrangement by 0.15 meV per atom and suggest that Cr–Cr orbital states act like a molecular pair.
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Preprint: First-principles models favor the ferromagnetic arrangement by 0.15 meV per atom and suggest that Cr–Cr orbital states act like a molecular pair.
Preprint: On a 329-sample benchmark, profile-aware routing showed its clearest gains when changing profile details changed the suitable skill.
A preprint reports infinitely many fluctuating examples in every dimension at least three, while the square-free six-variable case remains open.
A preprint found strong patient-held-out classification in 155 hospital recordings, but says home-monitoring performance remains untested.
Preprint: A local-model evaluation found higher workflow pass rates after deterministic checks, but difficult requests often reached approval in altered form.
Preprint: A low-energy analysis argues that, under its assumptions, avoiding CP violation would require weakening the anomaly contribution needed to address the U(1) problem.
Preprint: Exact checks find a special vertex in A4 and B4, but not D4 or F4.
Preprint: A computational comparison found lower generation KID and stronger reconstruction metrics for Flow Matching, but included no clinical outcomes.
The theorem-driven study separates the quantum plane, the first quantum Weyl algebra and differential extensions, with exact answers in each case.
Preprint: all four stars chosen by a 5200 Å spectral dip and TESS rotational modulation had magnetic detections, while none of the three chosen through abundance and slow rotation showed a Zeeman signature.
Preprint: Fast-timing measurements of 16 excited states in four neutron-rich yttrium isotopes support, but do not settle, a model of changing nuclear shapes.
Preprint analysis finds all three GPAge parameterizations favored over flat ΛCDM with CMB data, but the physical explanation remains provisional.
Preprint reports large computational savings, while agreement with experiment shifts with the assumed oxide thickness.
Preprint: A framework for tracing the first wrong step in an AI team reported higher scores on three benchmarks, but its limits remain untested.
Preprint analysis finds that a theoretical black-hole spacetime takes different paths beyond infinity depending on rotation and direction.
Preprint: Across UCI classification benchmarks, the method reported higher average accuracy and lower variability than three corresponding baselines.
Under the same nominal process, crystalline surfaces were associated with different domain sizes, coverage levels and light-emission signals.
Preprint: The system found three targets faster than a conventional scan in simulation, while its real-world validation was a described test with no reported trial count.
A 2026 arXiv preprint reports lower errors on two public clinical datasets while leaving the underlying model and training objective unchanged.
Preprint testing in New York and Chicago reports that TransMod led benchmark comparisons while transferring knowledge across transport modes.