These are technically rule-compliant HDR JPEG images with a gain map generated by Pixelmator. They might render poorly on some screens though.
Bye winter and hello my second European Spring.
(more…)These are technically rule-compliant HDR JPEG images with a gain map generated by Pixelmator. They might render poorly on some screens though.
Bye winter and hello my second European Spring.
(more…)Inextricably needed to clarify these for myself.
In Series …
THE APERIODICALS
Local (personal, potentially shallow, and subject to change) outlooks on science, technology, growth, and occasionally culture and history. The goal is to write something every week, but whether it can make its way to FWPhys is random. Hence the series title.
arxiv 2602.11512, in inspired finality of a project. The research is under peer review at Physical Review D.
About the Authors:
Alan Zhang is an advanced undergraduate student from the Australian National University;
Me;
J. Luna Zagorac is from the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics and now at the Department of Physics & Trottier Space Institute, McGill University;
Richard Easther is from the Department of Physics, University of Auckland1.
The 150914 black hole merger event was reported in a PRL article (one of the famed ‘Abbott et al’ series), which came out on 11 Feb 2016.
The phrase in the abstract “with 3.0 M⊙ c2 radiated in gravitational waves” remains one of the most amazing things humans have ever been able to write down.
Never one to push the agenda that a 2021 premium phone (with self-replaced new batteries and new water seals) is any less capable less than 5 years later, I am not calling this an equipment downgrade. It’s a simpler way to live, with a mini phone cut back to the basics.
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