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7 Apr 2021: To leading order in perturbation theory, the new energy eigenstates will be some linear. ... choice of and will diagonalise the new Hamiltonian. There will be two such choices.

7 Dec 2021: in classical turbulence while also providing new experimental observations,estimation techniques, and physically insightful simplified models of quantities ofengineering importance. ... New studies have also demonstrated how surfaces impregnated

5 Mar 2021: 2016). Here, motivated by prior experimental work and in light of new results we considera range of issues surrounding the fluid dynamical description of mills, with particularattention to the fluid velocity

1 Dec 2021: Ineach new episode, we then use the latest estimates of C and Das parameters.

18 Oct 2021: z. -axis, the new field. ϕ. ′. (. x. ). will have the hotspot at. ... μ. ρ. Γ. ρ. μ. ν. =. 0. so that the new energy-momentum tensor is also a conserved current.

8 Mar 2021: are demonstrated by means of two applications, namely elec-tron microscopy (EM) and the relatively new field of structuralhealth monitoring (SHM). ... 20] B. Adcock, A. C. Hansen, C. Poon, and B. Roman, “Breaking thecoherence barrier: A new theory for

8 Jul 2021: GitHub [55], which can be supplemented with new data while retaining a version control. ... parameters and new organisms. Note that parts of our data for eukaryotic cells, particularly.

10 Sep 2021: 44), involves a new quantity that we havenot calculated explicitly yet—the tensor Pi j , defined in Eq. ... Below, we go into moredetail about the evaluation of the new row P1 j for helical filaments, which will be used later for thevalidation and

15 Apr 2021: New phenomena take placesuch as the ambiguity to define a vacuum state and particle creation; the fundamentalobservables change too: we set aside scattering amplitudes and focus on cosmologicalcorrelators. ... H(t) ȧ(t)a(t). (1.8). All new surprising

8 Sep 2021: PHYSICAL REVIEW E 104, 035105 (2021). Geometry of catenoidal soap film collapse induced by boundary deformation. Raymond E. Goldstein ,1, Adriana I. Pesci,1,† Christophe Raufaste ,2,3,‡ and James D. Shemilt1,1Department of Applied Mathematics