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Odd isotope selectivity achieved in calcium resonance ionization
Laser technique selectively ionizes rare calcium isotopes using polarized light
Cored stellar systems can remain stable in cuspy dark matter halos
Stellar cores remain stable in cuspy dark matter environments for billions of years
DBSCAN estimates DNA damage yields from ion beam quality
Machine learning method predicts DNA damage from proton and carbon ion radiation
Tomographic analysis detects possible embedded planets in disks
Detecting hidden planets in disk-forming regions using molecular line imaging
Accurate rovibrational levels for He2 a3Σu+ state match spectroscopy
Precise calculation of molecular vibrations and rotations using quantum corrections
Large protoplanetary disks show widespread non-Keplerian gas motions
Mapping gas motion disruptions across 15 protoplanetary disks reveals signs of planetary formation
Vertical gas flows are widespread in protoplanetary disks
Detecting wind patterns and circulation in planet-forming disks
Review compares numerical tools for electroweak phase transition analysis
A practical guide to computational methods for studying the electroweak phase transition
Low-energy electrons selectively cleave DNA bonds in films
Electrons selectively break specific chemical bonds in DNA depending on their energy level
EIC pseudodata could affect strong coupling estimates
New collider data could significantly improve measurements of fundamental nuclear forces
