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| Separating signals in the soft x-ray sky |
| An analysis of two years of measurements from far beyond Earth’s atmosphere has yielded a comprehensive map of x rays that are generated by solar wind. |
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JUN 02, 2026 |
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| From the vault Quarks, atoms, and the 1/N expansion |
| Problems in quantum chromodynamics that are currently impossible to solve may have useful approximate solutions when one assumes that quarks can have a large number, N, of “colors” instead of three. |
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