When few become many: forming a Fermi sea
Four fermions suffice in 1D ultracold systems
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Physicists slay ‘dragon kings’
How to prevent extreme events in a chaotic system
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Brownian boomerangs head in the right direction
Results could help improve drug-delivery methods
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Physicists get to grips with complex systems
Results show that putting too much effort into controlling such systems may actually make them uncontrollable
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Grains colliding in mid-air create stronger sandstorms
Surprising results from 3D simulations explain how storms are initiated
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Networked environments of the future
Researchers at MIT's Media Lab are designing networked environments that respond to human gestures
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Mosh-pit physics could save lives
Simulations of heavy-metal fans could lead to safer public spaces
Quantum computers turn mechanical
Qubits might be stored using a tiny piece of vibrating metal
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The quantum coin toss
Randomness reflects fundamental uncertainty, not ignorance
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Ultralight fractal structures could bear heavy loads
Structures could be easily fabricated using 3D printing techniques
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