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By modeling string dynamics within finite-lifetime causal diamonds rather than assuming eternal existence, the paper demonstrates that tensionless strings emerge exclusively at their moment of birth, revealing a new phase characterized by a global, ultra-local Carrollian structure.
This paper introduces a practical framework for evaluating concordance among AI-based anatomy segmentation models on datasets lacking ground truth by harmonizing outputs into a standard representation and providing interactive visualization tools, demonstrating its utility in comparing six open-source models on NLST CT scans to flag discrepancies and prioritize cases of inter-model disagreement for expert review.
This paper presents an SU(2)×U(1) generalization of the Ginzburg-Landau theory for spin-triplet ferromagnetic superconductivity, describing a system with massive photons and non-Abelian magnons, massless neutral magnons, and a Higgs scalar field that exhibits unique features such as non-Abelian Meissner effects, dual conserved supercurrents, and distinct magnetic and spin vortices and monopoles.
This formal verification study demonstrates that AI-generated code across seven frontier LLMs is fundamentally insecure, with 55.8% of artifacts containing mathematically proven vulnerabilities that evade industry-standard tools and persist despite explicit security instructions.
This study challenges the assumption that binary black holes in AGN disks exclusively form at migration traps by demonstrating that while traps dominate pair-up events for lower-mass supermassive black holes, differential migration and traffic-jam accumulations become the primary formation mechanisms for higher-mass systems and specific disk configurations.
This paper establishes the correctness of the AKS primality test within the bounded arithmetic theory (equivalently ) by proving its validity in under two algebraic axioms and demonstrating that these axioms, along with new formalizations of key number-theoretic and algebraic results, are provable in .
This paper proposes a novel experimental setup where a charged Weber bar inside a shielded cavity interacts with gravitational waves via a semi-classical analogue of the Gertsenshtein effect, causing the bar to emit detectable photons as a means of gravitational wave detection.
This paper presents an analytical framework based on Alexeev hydrodynamic equations that successfully models turbulent channel flow by deriving kink-type solutions for streamwise velocity, which represent coherent streaks and unify the description of mean velocity profiles, secondary flows, and streak formation across a wide range of Reynolds numbers.
This paper theoretically demonstrates the effective readout of a two-qubit silicon spin qubit system using gate-all-around transistor simulations and SPICE circuit analysis, confirming that a conventional CMOS sense amplifier can detect state-dependent current variations through dynamic voltage control.
This paper demonstrates that the tensor renormalization group (TRG) method, when applied to symmetry-twisted partition functions, provides an efficient framework for detecting spontaneous symmetry breaking and accurately determining critical temperatures and exponents in the 2D Ising, 3D , and 2D (BKT) models.