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most citedParticle and light motion in a space-time of a five-dimensional rotating black hole

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hep-ph2026

CP asymmetry and visible decay in neutrino oscillations on a quantum computer

Amartya Sengupta, Sidhartha Samtani, Ani Girgvliani +1

We use quantum simulation to study how visible neutrino decay modifies the vacuum CP asymmetry in muon-to-electron oscillations within a neutrino scenario. The decay channel…

astro-ph.CO2026

A Multi-Axion Ladder Across Cosmic History: From Inflation, BBN, and Early Dark Energy to Late-Time Accelerated Expansion

Amartya Sengupta, Dejan Stojkovic, Adam G. Riess

What if dark energy is recurrent throughout cosmic history? In this picture, episodes of scalar-field dark energy become less surprising and more natural features of cosmic evoluti…

quant-ph2026

Information capacity of quantum statistics: Fock-state tests of a discrete binary-sequence model on cloud photonic quantum processors

Chiran Wijesundara, Octavia T. Volpe, Dejan Stojkovic +2

Our central premise is that quantum mechanics may be the statistical limit of a more fundamental discrete theory: any such theory equips a physical system with a finite information…

physics.gen-ph2026

Emergent Space, Time, and Lorentz Symmetry from Binary Sequences

Sam Powers, Dejan Stojkovic

We construct an information theory framework in which the fundamental objects are binary sequences of length , equipped with the bitwise XOR operation. The only physical observa…

physics.gen-ph2026

The quantum harmonic oscillator from binary sequences

Samuel Powers, Dino Skrgic, Dejan Stojkovic

The quantum harmonic oscillator (QHO) is normally built on a structure that contains a Hilbert space, ladder operators, and a Born rule. Here we derive it from counting. We adopt t…

hep-ph2026

Signals of Doomsday III: Cosmological signatures of the late time symmetry breaking

Amartya Sengupta, Dejan Stojkovic

Of the universe's original gauge symmetries, only (quantum chromodynamics) and (electromagnetism) remain unbroken today. There is, however, no reason to a…