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Lorentz and CPT violation in partons
A framework is presented for the factorization of high-energy hadronic processes in the presence of Lorentz and CPT violation. The comprehensive effective field theory describing Lorentz and CPT violation, the Standard-Model Extension, is used to ...
V. Alan Kostelecký +3 more
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Thermoplasmonic Manipulation for the Study of Single Polymers and Protein Aggregates
Thermoplasmonics, that is, the generation of heat with plasmonic nanostructures has recently found new applications in the manipulation of single macromolecules and protein aggregates. Recent developments are reviewed with a specific focus on thermophoretic trapping of single nano‐objects and highlight the connection to temperature induced hydrodynamic
David J. Simon +3 more
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Glass transition, topology, and elastic models of Se‐based glasses
Abstract Features intrinsic to disorder and network aspects are ubiquitous in structural glasses. Among this important class of materials, chalcogenide glasses are special—they are built of short‐range covalent forces, making them simpler than silicate glasses that possess mixed ionic and covalent forces.
Ralph Chbeir +10 more
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The Effective Vector Boson Approximation in high-energy muon collisions
Due to the inclination for forward gauge radiation, lepton colliders beyond a few TeV are effectively electroweak (EW) boson colliders, suggesting the treatment of EW bosons as constituents of high-energy leptons.
Richard Ruiz +3 more
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Soft Optomechanical Systems for Sensing, Modulation, and Actuation
Soft optomechanical systems typically combine the optical properties of plasmonic, dielectric or carbon‐based nanomaterials with the high elasticity and deformability of soft polymers, thus opening the path for the development of new mechanically tunable optical systems, sensors, and actuators for a wide range of applications.
Ferran Pujol‐Vila +4 more
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Abstract Sedimentary rocks are inherently anisotropic and prone to strain localization. While the influence of rock anisotropy on the brittle/dilative regime has been studied extensively, its influence on the ductile/compactive regime is much less explored.
Ghassan Shahin +4 more
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Quantum Conductance in Memristive Devices: Fundamentals, Developments, and Applications
Quantum conductance effects in memristive devices are reviewed, from fundamentals of electrochemical phenomena underlying memristive functionalities to ballistic electronic conduction transport in atomic‐sized conductive filaments. Related challenges in nanoscale metrology for the characterization of memristive phenomena at the nanoscale are analyzed ...
Gianluca Milano +12 more
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A spatiotemporal method to activate either a subregion or entire plasmonic structure fabricated on the output facet of a multimode optical fiber is described for two intrinsically different classes of structures. Spatially resolved extraordinary optical transmission, surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy and control of the dispersive properties are all ...
Liam Collard +11 more
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Kitaev Magnetism through the Prism of Lithium Iridate
Honeycomb iridates are the most abundant family of Kitaev magnets. Their intriguing physics are reviewed from the perspective of Li2IrO3, its several polymorphs, and chemically substituted derivatives. The survey covers the diverse magnetic ground states of Kitaev materials, compares the efficiency of different tuning strategies, and highlights the ...
Alexander A. Tsirlin, Philipp Gegenwart
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Phenomenological analysis of azimuthal asymmetries in unpolarized semi-inclusive deep inelastic scattering [PDF]
We present a phenomenological analysis of the cos-phi and cos-2phi asymmetries in unpolarized semi-inclusive deep inelastic scattering, based on the recent multidimensional data released by the COMPASS and HERMES Collaborations. In the TMD framework, valid at relatively low transverse momenta, these asymmetries arise from intrinsic transverse momentum ...
V. Barone +3 more
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