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Confined phase purple bubbles nucleate in the deconfined phase light blue and grow, with vanishing pockets of deconfined phase. Free quarks annihilate or form bound states orange dots.

Pouya Asadi et al. Physics is an experimental science. Instructional laboratories where students conduct experiments, analyze data, arrive at conclusions, and communicate findings have been around for over a century. Every physics department has labs of different levels: from introductory to advanced, for majors and nonmajors, with real equipment or virtual.

With high brightness and tunable resolution, x-ray synchrotron light sources have enhanced the ability to characterize materials. This experimental and theoretical overview of elastic and inelastic x-ray and resonant Auger element-specific scattering processes enabled by these tools provides an updated and comprehensive perspective on electron-nuclear dynamics together with the structural aspects of a broad variety of materials.

Materials characterized using these techniques include liquids, gases, molecules, solids with correlated excitations, Mott insulators, and semiconductors. Professor Parisi has authored several papers with Physical Review journals. A selection of relevant papers from Physical Review Letters and Reviews in Modern Physics have been made free-to-read.

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The ideal candidate has expertise in first-principles approaches to problems in condensed matter or materials physics, but other areas of expertise within the scope of the journal will also be considered. For further information and to apply, see here. The authors show that, with the right choice of laser detuning and cell geometry, the experimental detection of coherent backscattering in hot vapor may actually be within reach.

Cherroret et al. The authors theoretically analyze the performance and functionality of atom chips. The results show that graphene-based van der Waals heterostructures result in a much longer lifetime of the trapped atom cloud and a much smaller atom-surface separation than the chips based on current-carrying wires.

Wongcharoenbhorn et al. Predictions indicate that atom chips that use graphene contacts in their circuitry rather than metal ones can trap atoms for significantly longer times.

Synopsis on: K. The authors add a driving force to a quantum dissipative model and investigate its effect on entropy production and correlations. Notably, it renders two common definitions of entropy production incompatible in the weak-coupling limit. Quantum strategies are a generalization of quantum channels, allowing for multiple interactions over multiple rounds. Here, the authors expand the resource theory of asymmetric distinguishability to quantum strategies.

They find that adaptive, sequential strategies may offer an advantage over parallel ones in the discrimination of amplitude damping channels. Vishal Katariya and Mark M.

Wilde Phys. Phases play an important role in ultrafast dynamics. In this paper, the authors present an ultrafast quantum state holography scheme based on the interference of photoelectron wave packets from multiphoton ionization using shaper-generated trichromatic pump-probe-reference pulse sequences.

Independent control of the phase, the time delay, and the central wavelength of all three sub-pulses are demonstrated in a proof-of-concept experiment on the multiphoton ionization of potassium atoms. Eickhoff et al. Professor Parisi has authored several papers with Physical Review journals.

A selection of relevant papers from Physical Review Letters and Reviews in Modern Physics have been made free-to-read. Patrick Charbonneau, Eric I. Parisi, N. Sourlas, G.

Toulouse, and M. Paolo Rissone, Eric I. The authors report a detailed study of the spontaneous decay and the laser-induced delayed detachment associated with radiative cooling processes of hot anions of pentacene, a prototypical member of the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon PAH family of molecules. As an important constituent of interstellar clouds, this molecule is of particular interest to the fields of astrophysics and astrochemistry. Iida et al. At the beginning of , eight Physical Review journals began publishing Letters which are intended for the accelerated publication of important new results targeted to the specific readership of each journal.

We are very pleased to offer the readers of Physical Review a new, carefully curated collection of articles from the vibrant field of laser-plasma particle acceleration. Some of the articles have already been published, and others will be forthcoming. APS Editor in Chief, Michael Thoennessen, discusses a new opportunity for communicating authors to include their pronouns together with their contact email in order to promote a more respectful, inclusive, and equitable environment.