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Scientists use high-energy heavy ion collisions in a new way to reveal subtleties of nuclear structure with implications for many areas of physics.
A Subatomic Challenge Resolved: Supercomputer Calculations Produce the First Accurate Theoretical View of the Sigma Meson
Theorists identify new effects needed to compute the nuclear beta decay rate with a precision of a few parts in ten thousand.
Theoretical calculations suggest charm tetraquarks may be less compact than previously thought.
Researchers developed and executed algorithms for preparing the quantum vacuum and hadrons on more than 100 qubits of IBM quantum computers.
Particles of light from collisions of deuterons with gold ions provide direct evidence that energetic jets get stuck.
A new framework for quantifying uncertainties increases the predictive power of analog quantum simulations.
First precise measurement of a hard to detect bound charm quark pair state indicates it is not affected by the medium in high-energy proton-lead collisions.
Scientists Gain new insights into the nature of the puzzling lambda 1405 hyperon resonance and its controversial partner.
Modeling the diffusion of oxygen into accelerator cavities allows scientists to tailor their properties.
Scientists are closing in on a major cornerstone of nuclear physics, Tin-100.
Scientists demonstrated a new way to produce the superheavy element livermorium (element 116) with titanium-50.
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