Intermediate mass-range particles from small scales: Nonperturbative techniques for cosmological collider physics from large-scale structure surveys
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Goldstein, Samuel (ORCID:000000033155245X)↗
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Leveraging protohalos and scale-dependent bias to calibrate the BAO scale in real space
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Gaines, Sasha (ORCID:0000000222407421)↗
Systematic Scale-Setting to All Orders: The Principle of Maximum Conformality and Commensurate Scale Relations
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Phenomenology-HEP,HEPPH↗
Search for electroweak-scale right-handed neutrinos and mirror charged leptons through like-sign dilepton signals
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Chakdar, Shreyashi↗
Efficient simulations of large-scale structure in modified gravity cosmologies with comoving Lagrangian acceleration
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Valogiannis, Georgios↗
Scale-invariant hidden local symmetry, topology change, and dense baryonic matter. II.
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Paeng, Won-Gi↗
Scale-invariance and scale-breaking in parity-invariant three-dimensional QCD
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Karthik, Nikhil↗
New weak-scale physics from SO(10) with high-scale supersymmetry
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72 PHYSICS OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES AND FIELDS↗
GeV-scale messengers of Planck-scale dark matter
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72 PHYSICS OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES AND FIELDS↗
Echoes in x-ray speckles track nanometer-scale plastic events in colloidal gels under shear
We report x-ray photon correlation spectroscopy experiments on a concentrated nanocolloidal gel subject to in situ oscillatory shear strain. The strain causes periodic echoes in the speckle pattern that lead to peaks in the intensity autocorrelation function. Above a threshold strain that is near the first yield point of the gel, the peak amplitude decays exponentially with the number of shear cycles, signaling irreversible particle rearrangements. The wave-vector dependence of the decay rate reveals a power-law distribution in the size of regions undergoing shear-induced rearrangement. The gel also displays strain softening well below the threshold, indicating a range of strains at which the rheology is nonlinear but the microscopic deformations are reversible.
Rogers, Michael C.↗
Breaking the Theoretical Scaling Limit for Predicting Quasiparticle Energies The Stochastic GW Approach
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