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💬 NLP

CrossTL: Hub-Based Translation of GPU Programs and the Preservation of Source Rules

This paper introduces CrossTL, an open-source hub-based translator that routes ten GPU languages to eleven targets via a rule-carrying intermediate language (CrossGL), demonstrating that explicitly preserving source-specific semantic rules significantly reduces translation divergences compared to syntax-only approaches, though it cannot fully guarantee correctness due to underlying implementation non-conformities and offers only marginal usability gains on large-scale third-party code.

NRIPESH NIKETAN, VAATSALYA SHRIVASTVA, BHUSHAN SRIVASTAVA, SUSHANT MISHRA2026-10-20✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
🔬 applied physics

Programming the Nonlinear Optics of a Nanoporous Photonic Metamaterial by Confined Crystallization

This paper demonstrates that the nonlinear optical properties of a nanoporous photonic metamaterial can be programmatically engineered by controlling the crystallization orientation of benzil within anodic aluminum oxide nanochannels, enabling the transition from isotropic to macroscopically anisotropic second-harmonic generation through confined crystallization.

Andrii Z. Maxym, Junhui Lang, Bouchta Sahraoui, Anatoliy S. Andrushchak, Yaroslav Shchur, Olha Kityk, Robert Wielgosz, M (…)2026-10-19✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
🔬 condensed matter

Synergistic Self-Driven Nanoconfinement and Dynamical Heterogeneity in Deeply Supercooled "No Man's Land" Water

Using molecular dynamics simulations, this study reveals that deeply supercooled water in the "no man's land" regime forms a unique, self-arrested liquid state driven by a self-generated nanoporous "soft skeleton" that imposes intrinsic nanoconfinement, thereby resolving the structural and thermodynamic anomalies of this debated phase.

Péter Süle2026-10-19✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
🔬 condensed matter

Anti-synchronized collective rotation in magnetic colloidal particles under rotating magnetic fields

This paper demonstrates a distinct nonequilibrium state in two-dimensional magnetic colloidal clusters, termed "anti-synchronized collective rotation," where the crystalline core rotates opposite to the applied rotating magnetic field due to insufficient torque compensation and enhanced bond deformation at a defect-rich interface, leading to a first-order-like dynamical transition back to synchronized rotation at higher frequencies.

Adithya Bharath, A. V. Anil Kumar2026-10-19✓ Author reviewed ⓘ