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1335 papers reviewed by authors · 21–30 / 1335

⚛️ lattice

Digital Quantum Simulation of Nonequilibrium Dynamics in the Schwinger Model under a Strong External Electric Field

This paper demonstrates that combining variational quantum eigensolver (VQE) state preparation with digital real-time evolution via Trotter-Suzuki decomposition effectively simulates the nonequilibrium dynamics of the (1+1)-dimensional Schwinger model under strong external electric fields, accurately reproducing key phenomena such as vacuum flips, boundary charge separation, and energy redistribution when benchmarked against exact diagonalization.

Haobin Chen, Lin Cheng, Xingyu Guo2026-10-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
⚛️ quantum physics

Hamiltonian-Dependent Compressibility and Physical Preservation in Approximate Quantum Compilation using Tensor Networks

This study demonstrates that the compressibility of approximate quantum compilation using tensor networks is governed by Hamiltonian commutator structures and target-state complexity, enabling a 45.9% reduction in circuit depth for an 80-qubit Heisenberg chain simulation while preserving high fidelity and physically relevant observables.

Dohyun Kim, Namshik Han2026-10-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
💻 computer science

MCP-MedImg: Enabling Standardized PACS-AI Integration through the Model Context Protocol

This paper introduces MCP-MedImg, an open reference architecture and protocol specification that extends the Model Context Protocol to enable standardized, secure, and auditable integration of AI diagnostic services with existing PACS systems, thereby addressing regulatory surveillance gaps and facilitating scalable clinical adoption through a tiered conformance model.

xiong shi2026-10-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
🔬 condensed matter

Curie-Weiss cell fluid model: Fitting to experimental critical-point data

This paper demonstrates that the Curie-Weiss cell fluid model, parameterized by experimental critical temperature and density, quantitatively predicts critical pressures and compressibility factors for various fluids, showing particularly strong agreement for large-molecule polyol ester lubricants and offering a generalized framework to describe triple points.

I. V. Pylyuk, O. A. Dobush, M. P. Kozlovskii, R. V. Romanik, M. A. Shpot2026-10-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
📄 medicine

Chronic Energy Deficiency and Its Associated Factors Among Adults Living with HIV in Ethiopia: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

This systematic review and meta-analysis of 12 studies involving 6,383 adults in Ethiopia reveals a pooled chronic energy deficiency prevalence of 23% among people living with HIV, highlighting significant associations with socioeconomic disadvantage, food insecurity, poor dietary diversity, and adverse clinical conditions despite substantial heterogeneity across the included research.

Alemayehu Tadesse Gedo, Solomon Niguse Abebe, Abinet Alemayehu, Bethelhem Messele Takele2026-10-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
📄 medicine

Airway Control with a Laryngeal Mask Combined with High‑Flow Oxygen During Tracheal Resection and Reconstruction for Tumor‑Induced Critical Airway Obstruction: A Case Report

This case report demonstrates that a multimodal airway strategy combining laryngeal mask ventilation, staged distal tracheal intubation, and high-flow apneic oxygenation successfully enabled safe emergency tracheal resection and reconstruction in a patient with critical tumor-induced airway obstruction.

Ly Nguyen Minh, Hung Tong Xuan, Hai Ngo Vi, Hung Tran Duc, Trang Dinh Thi Thu2026-10-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
📄 medicine

Postpartum Haemorrhage Prevention and Management: Midwives’ Knowledge, Self-Reported Competence and Observed Clinical Practice at Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department in Kenyatta National Hospital Kenya

This mixed-methods study at Kenyatta National Hospital reveals a significant gap between midwives' high theoretical knowledge and self-reported competence versus their poor observed clinical performance in postpartum haemorrhage prevention and management, highlighting the need for regular simulation training, improved resource access, and systemic support to bridge this divide.

Darius Muli David, Emmah Kanini Matheka, Wakasiaka Sabina Nyanchera Marko2026-10-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
📄 medicine

Use of large language models in German general practice: A cross-sectional survey

A 2026 cross-sectional survey of German general practitioners reveals that while approximately 80% already utilize large language models primarily for knowledge and decision support, widespread adoption is hindered by concerns over data accuracy, legal liability, and a lack of training, underscoring the urgent need for secure applications, clear regulations, and targeted education to facilitate their safe integration into primary care.

Hannah Maria Ott, Stefan Bösner2026-10-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ