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More than two thirds of the zeta zeros are simple and on the critical line
Levent Alpöge, Ralph Furman
We prove unconditionally that at least two thirds of the nontrivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function, counted with multiplicity, are simple and lie on the critical line, and that…
Quadrupolar phase transition in superconducting lanthanum hydride
Abhishek Raghav, Kousuke Nakano, Marco Cherubini +2
Lanthanum hydride (LaH) has been widely studied for its high superconducting critical temperature of 250 K at about 170 GPa pressure. Although the structural -t…
bFaaaP: An Inclusive, Head-Angle Piano-Pedal Interaction that Quantitatively Reproduces a Pianist's Intended Pedalling -- Foot-Free, for Acoustic and Electronic Pianos
Tomoyuki Shishido, Masahiro Ootaki, Hiroyuki Narusawa
Expressive piano performance depends on the sustain (damper) pedal, operated by foot, excluding players who cannot readily use their feet: wheelchair users and others with lower-li…
Chemical modelling of interstellar MgS
M. Rey-Montejo, I. Jimenez-Serra, T. Millar +8
The detection of magnesium sulphide (MgS) and sodium sulphide (NaS) towards the Galactic Center molecular cloud G+0.693 constitutes the first detection of metal sulphides in the in…
Magnetic fields in Massive Star-Forming Regions (MagMaR). VIII. Magnetic field overrun by gravity in GGD 27's accretion streamers
M. Fernández-López, J. A. López-Vázquez, J. M. Girart +20
Context. Accretion streamers connected to protostellar disks and/or envelopes are thought to transport material across several thousand of au. Whether the motions of the gas compri…
Investigating nuclear density profiles to reveal particle-hole configurations in the island of inversion
R. Barman, W. Horiuchi, M. Kimura +1
The paper studies how different particle‑hole configurations in nuclei within the island of inversion affect their density profiles, and shows that total reaction and elastic scatt…