A theoretical note separates what Pontryagin duality and Fourier analysis provide from the physical choice that identifies a mathematical coordinate with momentum.
A model fitted against preliminary ALICE measurements predicts that the maximum charged-hadron production in p-O collisions moves from the oxygen-going side in central events toward the proton-going side in peripheral ones, but final data are needed to test the result.
A mathematical study reports finite-dimensional quantum channels whose two-copy minimum output entropy eventually falls below twice the one-copy value, while leaving the related classical-capacity question open.
A theoretical preprint presents a way to turn impedance and admittance responses into exact Hamiltonians and controlled reduced models for superconducting circuits. Its examples cover discrete filters, finite-band metamaterials, nonreciprocal waveguides and giant atoms, while stressing that the reductions depend on their approximation regimes.
A theoretical magnetic-lattice study derives the model's four energy bands, eigenstates and quantum geometry in closed form, then finds the lowest band nearly ideal by an integrated test but not perfectly flat.
A preprint study found that disagreement between a fast decoder and its syndrome-consistent correction can identify shots likely to fail, focusing deeper computation where it helped most in simulation.
A preprint based on numerical simulations reports shorter transfer times for STIRSAP than for conventional STIRAP in a four-level calcium-ion model. The result is based on parameter sweeps and a simulated loss model, not a laboratory demonstration.
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A scalar-QED model reports a lower bound-state decay rate than the free rate, while the leading Coulomb distortion of the outgoing charged-pion wavefunction first appears at fourth order.
A preprint models X(2370) as a state generated by the interaction of phi with h1(1380), treating h1(1380) as a K* Kbar molecule. Its calculated mass, width and decay pattern are presented as consistent with the assignment, while additional mass structures remain unreported predictions.
A preprint describes recursive quantum-code constructions that increase code distance and certify circuit-level protection, while simulations show steeper suppression under a specified setup.
A preprint presents PDBQITE as a shallower alternative to recursive DB-QITE, with reported gains in molecular and graph simulations but an exponentially declining chance of completing many postselected steps.
A superconducting quantum thermal machine recorded a TUR ratio below the classical benchmark at 81 mK, while the result remains a preprint and relies on inferred photon fluctuations and model comparisons.
A fully coupled holographic simulation of two-dimensional quantum turbulence reports unusual normal-fluid velocity statistics and a temperature-linked decline in fluctuations, even as vortex density increases.
An exact theoretical study of a symmetric double-Morse oscillator distinguishes changes in the modeled ground state from changes caused by how the same quantum state is represented.
The proposed method transfers polynomial quantum states between source and target systems by relative decoding, but its benchmark result remains a limited comparison.
A model-based preprint finds a very small allowed region for twin-star scenarios, while two modeled neutron-star masses have nearly equal median radii.
A construction-aware scheduling method uses edge symmetries built into structured qLDPC codes to shrink the circuit-design problem. Tests reported lower-bound or near-lower-bound CNOT circuits across Lifted Product, Balanced Product and Quantum Tanner examples.
A reinforcement-learning protocol adapted each simulation step and reported lower conservation-law errors than fixed-step and adaptive baselines in classical tests.
A numerical study models electric and microwave shielding followed by controlled spilling to leave one NaCs molecule in each optical tweezer, while its fidelity figures remain theoretical estimates.
A mathematical analysis of WZW categories identifies a sharp asymptotic coefficient for torus topological entanglement entropy, while leaving broader theories and finite cutoffs unresolved.
A reanalysis of earlier chromium-54 data found that newer stopping-power inputs raise inferred nuclear lifetimes by 16% to 27% and put two excited-state assignments under review.
A theoretical preprint places scattering equations at the lowest order of a broader K-identity hierarchy, while proposed higher-order uses remain untested.
A theoretical study of Schur-twisted AdS5 × S5 reports agreement between bulk and boundary calculations in both perturbative ensembles, while showing that their nonperturbative expansions are organized differently.
A theoretical preprint finds that the Tcc(3875)+ magnetic moment could differ sharply between compact and molecular models, but says the measure cannot distinguish every state.
A numerical study tests whether an additional monopole coupling can keep key mass ratios stable as a compact U(1) lattice model is tuned. The results fit a possible continuum approach, but do not establish that one exists.
A theoretical study maps how a single photon carries magnetic-field information after scattering and finds that frequency-resolved counting can approach the model's full quantum-information benchmark under selected conditions.
A theoretical study finds that modeled scalar hair can produce large gravitational-wave phase shifts and mismatches with Kerr templates, while its LISA parameter forecasts remain conditional on an incomplete waveform calculation.
A simulated quantum circuit produced total-amplitude results comparable to a standard particle-physics calculation in a limited test and a stronger reported interference result, but the work remains a proof of concept.
A large-detector simulation predicts thousands of selected atmospheric-neutrino events over a long exposure, with the biggest tested spectral differences tied to the model of the initial neutrino-nucleus interaction.
A formal Standard Model analysis finds that six physically distinct CKM fixed points remain fixed throughout perturbation theory, although Yukawa couplings may still run.
A hybrid quantum-classical system was judged stronger than three classical generators on synthetic MDS data in a seven-variable proof of concept. The reported result concerns model-quality metrics, not clinical outcomes.
A new theoretical study reports three-loop heavy-to-light QCD form factors and uses them to supply higher-order inputs for inclusive B-decay calculations. Its preliminary semileptonic result points to a lower partial rate and a possible rise in the inclusive Vub value, while the perturbative tail and full uncertainty analysis remain unfinished.
Researchers used fiber-distributed, time-bin-entangled photon pairs to run a Bell test with random measurement settings. The reported result addressed locality, setting choice and postselection, but not the detection loophole.
A new preprint finds that the K+/π+ “horn” changes with collision-system size, but no tested model accounts for the full pattern from proton-proton to lead-lead collisions.
A preprint tests a guarded local language-model pipeline for collider workflows, finding higher normalized pass rates but many altered approvals among deliberately difficult requests.
A theoretical preprint argues that, for light quarks and a small nonzero QCD vacuum angle, suppressing CP violation would also weaken the anomaly contribution needed to address the U(1) problem.
A new set of picosecond lifetime measurements in neutron-rich yttrium gives nuclear physicists a sharper test of how shape coexistence and configuration changes develop near neutron number 60.
A mathematical study reports a continuous way to extend a family of theoretical black-hole spacetimes beyond a surface where the radial coordinate approaches infinity, but the global picture depends on direction and the chosen construction.
A preprint study reports that a fuller set of Jacobi coordinates changed the predicted tetraquark spectrum, revealing additional resonance poles in strange-charm and double-charm calculations. It also reports bound states in heavier systems and fully charmed poles associated with X(6900) and X(7200), subject to model-specific uncertainty.
A modeling study projects that three hypothetical muon-proton collider scenarios could search for a singlet vector-like T quark at masses up to 3.7 TeV, with the widest reach at 9.16 TeV.