A new theoretical study has proposed a framework for understanding the diversity of patterns observed in starbursts, which are regions of intense star formation. This work addresses why these phenomena exhibit a variable number of emission peaks and symmetries, an aspect that previously lacked a unified explanation. The research suggests that these characteristics can be understood through the principles of fluid physics and gas dynamics in the dense interstellar medium.
A recent study has utilized Monte Carlo simulations to evaluate the radiation damage caused by low-energy Auger and conversion electrons emitted during the decay of the Cerium-134… more →
Researchers have developed a method to map the lateral distribution of electrical defects in coplanar bottom-gate indium-gallium-zinc oxide (IGZO) thin-film transistors (TFTs).… more →
Researchers have developed an innovative method for manipulating microparticles using optoelectronic tweezers (OETs).… more →
Researchers have developed a novel computational method to simulate electromagnetic wave scattering from large-scale three-dimensional rough surfaces.… more →
A recent study has investigated the unsteady aerodynamic coefficients of ice-covered electrical conductors, as well as the applicability of quasi-static assumptions in their analys… more →