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Physics team shows topology survives at critical points in Nature papers
Original: Breaking a long-standing boundary in physics: Xue-Jia Yu’s team and collaborators publish two consecutive papers in Nature, revealing that topology can survive at critical points
Xue-Jia Yu's team, working with collaborators, has published two consecutive papers in Nature reporting that topological properties can persist at critical points, breaking what researchers describe as a long-standing boundary in physics. The findings suggest topology and critical phenomena, previously treated as distinct regimes, can coexist, with implications for the study of phase transitions and topological materials.
Why now: The publication of two consecutive Nature papers challenging an established divide in physics is a notable scientific milestone
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- Breaking a long-standing boundary in physics: Xue-Jia Yu’s team and collaborators publish two consecutive papers in Nature, revealing that topology can survive at critical points · EurekAlert! Science News Releases
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