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Physics is widely regarded as the most foundational of all sciences. It confronts the deepest questions: What constitutes the universe? Why does it behave as it does? How do space, time, energy, and matter interrelate? Pursuit of these answers, physics has not only transformed our understanding of reality but also laid the groundwork for countless technological advances.

From Newton’s classical mechanics to the complexities of quantum mechanics, from Einstein’s theory of relativity to the discovery of the Higgs boson, physics has a rich history of breakthroughs that have reshaped modern civilization. These theories have powered revolutions in areas such as computing, telecommunications, medical imaging, GPS, and more.

Classic experiments like the Foucault pendulum continue to inspire, while the field itself evolves—becoming more intricate and even more compelling with each new discovery.

The Frontier Is Now

Contemporary physicists are exploring profound questions across all scales. In quantum physics, scientists are laying the foundation for transformative technologies through quantum computing, encryption, and teleportation research. Concepts such as entanglement and superposition, once purely theoretical, now drive real-world innovation.

Particle physicists probe the smallest constituents of matter using powerful accelerators, yielding critical insights into the early universe, dark matter, and the limitations of the Standard Model.

Meanwhile, the field of astrophysics explores the vastness of space, from black holes and neutron stars to galaxy formation and the behavior of gravitational waves—revealing the grand architecture of the cosmos.

In theoretical physics, the pursuit of a unified field theory seeks to bridge quantum mechanics with general relativity—laying the conceptual groundwork for future discoveries yet to come.

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Physics Papers

Physics Maths Engineering

Midgap state requirements for optically active quantum defects

Yihuang Xiong,

Yihuang Xiong

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Milena Mathew,

Milena Mathew

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Sinéad M Griffin,

Sinéad M Griffin

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Alp Sipahigil,

Alp Sipahigil

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Geoffroy Hautier

Geoffroy Hautier

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Abstract Optically active quantum defects play an important role in quantum sensing, computing and communication. The electronic structure and the single-particle energy levels of these quantum defects in the semiconducting host have been used to understand their optoelectronic properties. Optical excitations that are central for their initializatio...
4 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

On-demand quantum light sources for underwater communications

Dominic Scognamiglio,

Dominic Scognamiglio

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Angus Gale,

Angus Gale

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Ali Al-Juboori,

Ali Al-Juboori

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Milos Toth,

Milos Toth

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Igor Aharonovich

Igor Aharonovich

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Abstract Quantum communication has been at the forefront of modern research for decades, however it is severely hampered in underwater applications, where the properties of water absorb nearly all useful optical wavelengths and prevent them from propagating more than, in most cases, a few metres. This research reports on-demand quantum light sources...
4 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Efficient characterization of blinking quantum emitters from scarce data sets via machine learning

G Landry,

G Landry

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C Bradac

C Bradac

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Abstract Single photon emitters are core building blocks of quantum technologies, with established and emerging applications ranging from quantum computing and communication to metrology and sensing. Regardless of their nature, quantum emitters universally display fluorescence intermittency or photoblinking: interaction with the environment can caus...
4 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Recent progress in undoped group-IV heterostructures for quantum technologies

Chia-Tse Tai,

Chia-Tse Tai

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Jiun-Yun Li

Jiun-Yun Li

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Abstract Silicon has been a core material for digital computing owing to its high mobility, stability oxide interface, mature manufacturing technologies for more than half a century. While Moore’s law seems to further advance via various technologies to extend its expiration date, some intractable problems that requires processing times growing ex...
4 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond: discovery of additional electronic states

Minh Tuan Luu,

Minh Tuan Luu

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Ali Tayefeh Younesi,

Ali Tayefeh Younesi

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Ronald Ulbricht

Ronald Ulbricht

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Abstract Nitrogen-vacancy (NV) defect centers in diamond are key to applications in quantum sensing and quantum computing. They create localized electronic states in the diamond lattice with distinct population relaxation pathways following photoexcitation that ultimately enable its unique properties. The defect is known to exist in two charge state...
4 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Investigating the average kiloelectron-volt emission of partially observed events in nuclear physics through distance weighted mean based censored control chart

Shumaila Nisar,

Shumaila Nisar

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Syed Muhammad Muslim Raza,

Syed Muhammad Muslim Raza

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Olayan Albalawi,

Olayan Albalawi

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Aiedh Mrisi Alharthi

Aiedh Mrisi Alharthi

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The average lifespan of particles, a crucial parameter in nuclear physics, is essential for identification purposes. Modern particle detectors excel at recognizing individual radioactive nuclei arrivals and their subsequent decay events. However, challenges arise when matching arrivals with departures, especially when departures are only partially observed. One inefficient approach involve...
4 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Marangoni Bursting: Insight into the Role of the Thermocapillary Effect in an Oil Bath

Michalina Ślemp,

Michalina Ślemp

Institution: Institute of Advanced Materials, Faculty of Chemistry, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, 50-370 Wroclaw, Poland

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Andrzej Miniewicz

Andrzej Miniewicz

Institution: Institute of Advanced Materials, Faculty of Chemistry, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, 50-370 Wroclaw, Poland

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Marangoni bursting describes the spontaneous spread of a droplet of a binary mixture of alcohol/water deposited on a bath of oil, followed by its fast spontaneous fragmentation into a large number of smaller droplets in a self-similar way. Several papers have aimed to describe the physical phenomena underlying this spectacular phenomenon, in which two opposite effects, solutal and thermal Marangon...
6 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Exploring the Frontier of Electrocardiogram Analysis Using rGO Nanoelectrodes


T he growing popularity of long-term, continuous, and unsupervised tracking of human physiological data for health care monitoring and preventive treatment has made biomedical applications of nanotechnology a major research focus. Generally, the monitoring and prevention of diseases in humans is performed through the collection of biomedical data and signals. In current methodologies, ...
6 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Comparative Investigation of Pressure Effect on Structural Stability, Electronic and Optical Response of LaXO<sub>3</sub> (X = Al, In, Ga) for Optoelectronic Applications

Muhammad Moin,

Muhammad Moin

Institution: Institute of Fundamental and Frontier Sciences, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu China; Department of Physics, University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

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Abdul Anwar,

Abdul Anwar

Institution: Department of Physics, University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

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Mehrunisa Babar,

Mehrunisa Babar

Institution: Department of Physics, University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

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Udayabhaskararao Thumu,

Udayabhaskararao Thumu

Institution: Institute of Fundamental and Frontier Sciences, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu China

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Anwar Ali

Anwar Ali

Institution: Department of Physics, University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

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A first principle study intense on the density functional theory with Heydscuseria-Ernzerhof screened hybrid functional hybrid function (HSEO6) is used to assess the structural, Electronic, elastic, mechanical and optical responses of LaXOlt;subgt;3lt;/subgt; (X = Al, In, Ga) perovskite materials. The compressive investigation under the external static isotropic pressure (P= 0 to 80GaP), phase sta...
6 months ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Investigation on the Excitation Function of Alpha Induced Reaction on 116-Cd in the Energy Range between 15 and 40 Mev

Gemechu Feyisa Yadeta

Gemechu Feyisa Yadeta

Institution: Physics Department, College of Natural and Computational Sciences, Mattu University, Mattu

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In this work, the alpha particle-induced reaction on Cadmium-116 in the energy range 20-40 MeV has been studied. The excitation function for the following reaction channels of this type have been studied in the energy range of 15 MeV-40 MeV are; 48-Cd-116(α, n) 50-Sn-119. This reaction has a total number of exciton six, number of neutron one and number of holes also one. 48-Cd-116(α, 2n + p) 49-...
1 year ago

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