Physics

Physicists and computer scientists have lately expanded on the contemporary theory of computational thermodynamics. The researchers combine methodologies from statistical physics and computer science to…

A recent study describes a profound new investigation into the border between gravity and quantum mechanics, employing ultra-high energy neutrino particles observed by a particle…

Magnetic coupling is the technique of transferring energy from one magnetic field to another using induction. It is a component that transmits torque from one…

Linear elasticity is a key topic in solid mechanics, specifically the study of materials’ mechanical behavior. It is a mathematical model that describes how solid…

Metamaterial cloaking uses artificial materials known as metamaterials to modify the behavior of light or other electromagnetic waves. These materials are engineered to have unique…

Tunable metamaterials are materials designed to have qualities that are not found in nature. These qualities can be dynamically altered or changed in response to…

Researchers at The University of Manchester have established robust superconductivity at high magnetic fields using a newly developed one-dimensional (1D) system, marking a significant advancement…

Transformation optics is a fascinating branch of physics and engineering that uses transformation principles to modify electromagnetic fields. It is a subfield of optics that…

A photonic metamaterial (PM), also called an optical metamaterial, is a type of electromagnetic metamaterial that interacts with light at terahertz (THz), infrared (IR), or…

A metamaterial absorber is a form of metamaterial designed to effectively absorb electromagnetic radiation, such as light. These intriguing structures are designed to efficiently absorb…

Regenerative braking is an energy recovery technique that slows a moving vehicle or item by transforming its kinetic or potential energy into a form that…

Thermal expansion describes the tendency of materials to alter shape, area, and volume in response to temperature variations. It is the tendency of matter to…