Path Integral Spin Dynamics for Quantum Paramagnets
The study has developed a path integral method, which is a classical approach, combined with atomistic spin dynamics simulations to calculate thermal quantum expectation values. This method can handle Hamiltonians with non‐linear terms, which are important for describing uniaxial anisotropies and mechanical constraints.
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Orientation‐Dependent Upper Critical Magnetic Field and Density of State for Uranium Ditelluride
This study investigates the orientation‐dependent upper critical magnetic field (HC2) and the density of states (DOS) in the unconventional superconductor UTe2. These results reveal an anisotropic HC2, with distinct critical fields along different crystallographic axes, highlighting the role of electronic correlations and spin‐triplet pairing.
Habtamu Anagaw Muluneh
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Elucidating the kinetics and mechanisms of tetramethrin biodegradation by the fungal strain Neocosmospora sp. AF3. [PDF]
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Planar chemical reaction systems with algebraic and non-algebraic limit cycles. [PDF]
Craciun G, Erban R.
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Predictive framework to evaluate ternary nanocomposite over surface subjected to novel physical perspective. [PDF]
Bilal S, Asadullah.
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Quantum Synchronization via Active-Passive Decomposition Configuration: An Open Quantum-System Study. [PDF]
Yang N, Yu T.
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Reproductive Potential and Population Growth of the Worm Enchytraeus buchholzi (Clitellata: Enchytraeidae) Under Laboratory Conditions as Well as Regression Models. [PDF]
Zhao L, Ma G.
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Chiral symmetry breaking and information accumulation in pre-biological protocell evolution. [PDF]
Konstantinov KK, Konstantinova AF.
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GEM-pRF: GPU-Empowered Mapping of Population Receptive Fields for Large-Scale fMRI Analysis
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