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most citedObservation of Gravitational Waves from a Binary Black Hole Merger

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Storage and retrieval of optical skyrmions with topological characteristics

Jinwen Wang, Xin Yang, Yun Chen +10

Optical skyrmions are topological structures of light whose defining property, the skyrmion number, is robust against perturbations. This makes them attractive for applications in…

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QPPG: Quantum-Preconditioned Policy Gradient for Link Adaptation in Rayleigh Fading Channels

Oluwaseyi Giwa, Muhammad Ahmed Mohsin, Folarin Jubril Adesola +1

Reliable link adaptation is critical for efficient wireless communications in dynamic fading environments. However, reinforcement learning (RL) solutions often suffer from unstable…

quant-ph2025★ 1 cited

Is diamagnetism really acausal?

Niclas Westerberg, Stephen M. Barnett

Diamagnetism, in which the magnetisation in a medium opposes the direction of an applied magnetic field, is a weak but familiar effect in a wide class of materials. Being weak it i…

quant-ph2025★ 11 cited

Quantum-enhanced second harmonic generation beyond the photon pairs regime

Thomas Dickinson, Ivi Afxenti, Giedre Astrauskaite +8

Two-photon processes are crucial in applications like microscopy and microfabrication, but their low cross-section requires intense illumination and limits, e.g., the penetration d…

quant-ph2025★ 12 cited

Chemically Tuning Room Temperature Pulsed Optically Detected Magnetic Resonance

Sarah K. Mann, Angus Cowley-Semple, Emma Bryan +4

Optical detection of magnetic resonance enables spin-based quantum sensing with high spatial resolution and sensitivity-even at room temperature-as exemplified by solid-state defec…

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Is there a conflict between causality and diamagnetism?

Niclas Westerberg, Stephen M. Barnett

There is a long-standing apparent conflict between the existence of diamagnetism and causality as expressed through the Kramers-Kronig relations. In essence, using causality argume…