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Physics award acclaims superfluid helium

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Physicists Douglas Osheroff, David Lee and Robert Richardson have been awarded the 1996 Nobel prize for physics for their 1971 discovery of superfluidity in Helium-3. Their work has stimulated extensive research on the behavior of macroscopic systems at low temperatures for the past two decades. The most evident contributions of Osheroff, Lee and Richardson's work can be found in quantum mechanics.

Achievements and awards, Superfluidity, Nobel prizes, Helium at low temperatures, Low temperature helium, Osheroff, Douglas D., Lee, David M. (American physicist), Richardson, Robert C.

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The best is yet to come

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The optimality is the main ingredient of an organizing principle of science, but the patterns of connections within the real-world networks do not always respect it. A network might reveal optimal form only if it is ready and the nature of optimality has depended on the network's function.

Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Computer networks, Neural networks, Company business management, Mathematical optimization, Optimization theory, Information networks, Neural network

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Mind the pseudogap

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Research into the mystery of high-temperature superconductivity is discussed.

Superconductivity

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