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20062026
most citedOptimal charging of a superconducting quantum battery

192 citations

295 papers

nucl-th2026

Gaussian characterization of two-neutron halo nuclei

A. Deltuva, M. Gattobigio, D. Jurčiukonis +1

The halo nucleon-core system is, by definition, a shallow state nucleus. The nucleon, in most cases a neutron, is loosely bound to the other nucleons forming the core. Accordingly,…

astro-ph.IM2026

Swept-source heterodyne detection for interferometry in the H band

Félix Gudin, Nicolas Forget

It is well established that direct-detection interferometry outperforms heterodyne interferometry in terms of signal-to-noise ratio at optical wavelengths, not only because of the…

physics.atom-ph2026

In Situ Coherence Measurements of Scattered Light in Magnetically Trapped Cold Atomic Clouds: Probe-Driven Atomic Dynamics

Amilson R. Fritsch, Hector Letellier, Leonardo Lima da Silva +4

The use of temporal correlations in scattered photons to probe the microscopic dynamics of ultracold quantum gases has emerged as a powerful, minimally destructive approach for in…

physics.flu-dyn2026

Perturbative anomalous exponents from Kolmogorov multipliers

Alexei A. Mailybaev, Simon Thalabard

Intermittency, manifested through anomalous scaling, remains one of the central unresolved problems in turbulence theory, with few analytical approaches extending beyond idealized…

cond-mat.dis-nn2026

Mesoscopic scattering dynamics under generic uniform SU(2) gauge fields: Spin-momentum relaxation and coherent backscattering

Masataka Kakoi, Christian Miniatura, Keith Slevin

We investigate the time- and momentum-resolved dynamics of matter waves undergoing elastic scattering from a disordered potential in the presence of spatially uniform SU(2) gauge f…

cond-mat.dis-nn2026

Symmetry-Induced Logarithmic Relaxation in the Quantum Kicked Rotor

Julien Hébraud, Floriane Arrouas, Bruno Peaudecerf +6

We study the effect of discrete symmetries on coherent multiple scattering in the quantum kicked rotor. When the initial momentum is set to zero -- as in recent Bose-Einstein conde…