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@apsjournals.bsky.social@apsjournals.bsky.social → @apsjournals.aps.orgIn asymptotic safety, a candidate theory of quantum gravity, gravity fades at the shortest distances. How does such a black hole ring? In Physical Review D (@apsphysics.aps.org), Davide Batic, Fabio Scardigli and I computed it. Part 2 of our trilogy. 🧵 #BlackHoles #QuantumGravity
Show PostFrom Reaching Walls to Accumulating at Them, a Dual View of Active Particles: work by researchers @mpipks.bsky.social now #published @apsjournals.aps.org @physrevlett.aps.org! doi.org/10.1103/g83n-r4hs @csbdresden.bsky.social @poldresden.bsky.social
Show PostCongratulations to @nobelprize.org in #Physics winner Francis Halzen “for decisive contributions to @icecubeneutrino.bsky.social and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos of astrophysical origin." See the prize-winning research from our journal: https://go.aps.org/4yuL693 https://go.aps.org/4yFFKIk
Show PostSince 2000, around 30% of all research leading to the @nobelprize.org in Physics has been published in Physical Review Letters. As we look to the 2026 award, swipe through the research published in our journal that helped pave the way to some of the most recent #NobelPrize wins.
Show Post2/ The animation: a pulse strikes the two barriers of a ten-dimensional black hole. After a first echo that differs, the two recordings share one pitch and one fading. Our paper in Physical Review D, published by @apsphysics.aps.org: doi.org/10.1103/91q6... #BlackHoles #Physics
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