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05-08
New Physics of Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking in the Early Universe
A strong first-order electroweak phase transition provides a possible mechanism to generate baryon asymmetry in the early universe, and it may impact on the thermal environment of dark matter formatio...
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05-08
Solar coronal waves: A debate for two decades
In 1997, the EIT telescope aboard the SOHO satellite (from NASA and ESA) discovered a global-scale wave phenomenon associated with solar flares, which was then called “EIT waves” or “solar tsunamis...
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05-08
Testing Gravity with Pulsars
Einstein’s general relativity has passed enormous tests with flying colours, ranging from the Solar System, binary pulsars, gravitational waves, to cosmology. Binary pulsars, being in a strong-field ...
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05-08
Probing the subatomic world using photon and electron scattering
A major goal of nuclear physics is to quantitively and comprehensively understand the internal dynamics of the nucleon and nuclei described by quantum chromodynamics. Photon and electron scattering fr...
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05-08
Revisit the Decoherence of Cosmological Perturbations with the Development of Quantum Information
In the past, the quantum-to-classical transition of inflationary cosmological perturbations more focused on explaining today’s classical observations which originate from quantum vacuum fluctuation, ...
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05-08
Model-based Reinforcement Learning for Robotic Manipulation via Differentiable Physics-based Simulation and Rendering
Model-based reinforcement learning (MBRL) is widely recognized with the potential to be significantly more sample efficient than model-free reinforcement learning. How an accurate model can be develop...