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mHC: Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections

mHC stabilizes Hyper-Connections by constraining residual mixing onto a manifold that restores identity-like signal flow, enabling more reliable large-scale training with modest overhead.

Large Language Models

Neural Network Architecture

Deep Learning

AI

arXiv.org

January 5, 2026

mHC: Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections

mHC stabilizes Hyper-Connections by constraining residual mixing onto a manifold that restores identity-like signal flow, enabling more reliable large-scale training with modest overhead.

Large Language Models

Neural Network Architecture

Deep Learning

AI

arXiv.org

January 5, 2026

mHC: Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections

mHC stabilizes Hyper-Connections by constraining residual mixing onto a manifold that restores identity-like signal flow, enabling more reliable large-scale training with modest overhead.

Large Language Models

Neural Network Architecture

Deep Learning

AI

arXiv.org

January 5, 2026

mHC: Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections

mHC stabilizes Hyper-Connections by constraining residual mixing onto a manifold that restores identity-like signal flow, enabling more reliable large-scale training with modest overhead.

Large Language Models

Neural Network Architecture

Deep Learning

AI

arXiv.org

January 5, 2026

Strict Universality of the Square-Root Law in Price Impact across Stocks: A Complete Survey of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Using complete account-level trading data across all liquid TSE stocks over eight years, the authors find the market-impact exponent is statistically consistent with 1/2 at both stock and trader levels—strong evidence for strict universality of the square-root law.

Statistical Physics

Market Microstructure

Quantitative Finance

Econophysics

Physical Review Letters

December 15, 2025

Strict Universality of the Square-Root Law in Price Impact across Stocks: A Complete Survey of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Using complete account-level trading data across all liquid TSE stocks over eight years, the authors find the market-impact exponent is statistically consistent with 1/2 at both stock and trader levels—strong evidence for strict universality of the square-root law.

Statistical Physics

Market Microstructure

Quantitative Finance

Econophysics

Physical Review Letters

December 15, 2025

Strict Universality of the Square-Root Law in Price Impact across Stocks: A Complete Survey of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Using complete account-level trading data across all liquid TSE stocks over eight years, the authors find the market-impact exponent is statistically consistent with 1/2 at both stock and trader levels—strong evidence for strict universality of the square-root law.

Statistical Physics

Market Microstructure

Quantitative Finance

Econophysics

Physical Review Letters

December 15, 2025

Strict Universality of the Square-Root Law in Price Impact across Stocks: A Complete Survey of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Using complete account-level trading data across all liquid TSE stocks over eight years, the authors find the market-impact exponent is statistically consistent with 1/2 at both stock and trader levels—strong evidence for strict universality of the square-root law.

Statistical Physics

Market Microstructure

Quantitative Finance

Econophysics

Physical Review Letters

December 15, 2025

An unfinished Pompeian construction site reveals ancient Roman building technology

Pompeii evidence shows Romans "hot-mixed" quicklime with dry pozzolan, creating lime clasts that later feed crack-healing chemistry—explaining the durability of Roman concrete.

Materials Durability

Archaeology

Cement Chemistry

Roman Concrete

Nature Communications

December 9, 2025

An unfinished Pompeian construction site reveals ancient Roman building technology

Pompeii evidence shows Romans "hot-mixed" quicklime with dry pozzolan, creating lime clasts that later feed crack-healing chemistry—explaining the durability of Roman concrete.

Materials Durability

Archaeology

Cement Chemistry

Roman Concrete

Nature Communications

December 9, 2025

An unfinished Pompeian construction site reveals ancient Roman building technology

Pompeii evidence shows Romans "hot-mixed" quicklime with dry pozzolan, creating lime clasts that later feed crack-healing chemistry—explaining the durability of Roman concrete.

Materials Durability

Archaeology

Cement Chemistry

Roman Concrete

Nature Communications

December 9, 2025

An unfinished Pompeian construction site reveals ancient Roman building technology

Pompeii evidence shows Romans "hot-mixed" quicklime with dry pozzolan, creating lime clasts that later feed crack-healing chemistry—explaining the durability of Roman concrete.

Materials Durability

Archaeology

Cement Chemistry

Roman Concrete

Nature Communications

December 9, 2025

Building compositional tasks with shared neural subspaces

The study shows that monkeys flexibly switch tasks by reusing shared, low-dimensional "neural subspaces" for sensory features and actions, composing them differently depending on the current task.

Decision-Making

Representation Learning

Cognition

Neuroscience

Nature

November 26, 2025

Building compositional tasks with shared neural subspaces

The study shows that monkeys flexibly switch tasks by reusing shared, low-dimensional "neural subspaces" for sensory features and actions, composing them differently depending on the current task.

Decision-Making

Representation Learning

Cognition

Neuroscience

Nature

November 26, 2025

Building compositional tasks with shared neural subspaces

The study shows that monkeys flexibly switch tasks by reusing shared, low-dimensional "neural subspaces" for sensory features and actions, composing them differently depending on the current task.

Decision-Making

Representation Learning

Cognition

Neuroscience

Nature

November 26, 2025

Building compositional tasks with shared neural subspaces

The study shows that monkeys flexibly switch tasks by reusing shared, low-dimensional "neural subspaces" for sensory features and actions, composing them differently depending on the current task.

Decision-Making

Representation Learning

Cognition

Neuroscience

Nature

November 26, 2025

NASA's New Radar Just Pulled Off Something Impossible on Earth

Europa Clipper used a Mars flyby to prove its REASON ice-penetrating radar works in space—bringing in 60 GB of echoes and de-risking the instrument before Europa science in the 2030 timeframe.

Planetary Science

Europa / Ocean Worlds

Planetary Radar

Space Missions

SciTechDaily

August 4, 2025

NASA's New Radar Just Pulled Off Something Impossible on Earth

Europa Clipper used a Mars flyby to prove its REASON ice-penetrating radar works in space—bringing in 60 GB of echoes and de-risking the instrument before Europa science in the 2030 timeframe.

Planetary Science

Europa / Ocean Worlds

Planetary Radar

Space Missions

SciTechDaily

August 4, 2025

NASA's New Radar Just Pulled Off Something Impossible on Earth

Europa Clipper used a Mars flyby to prove its REASON ice-penetrating radar works in space—bringing in 60 GB of echoes and de-risking the instrument before Europa science in the 2030 timeframe.

Planetary Science

Europa / Ocean Worlds

Planetary Radar

Space Missions

SciTechDaily

August 4, 2025

NASA's New Radar Just Pulled Off Something Impossible on Earth

Europa Clipper used a Mars flyby to prove its REASON ice-penetrating radar works in space—bringing in 60 GB of echoes and de-risking the instrument before Europa science in the 2030 timeframe.

Planetary Science

Europa / Ocean Worlds

Planetary Radar

Space Missions

SciTechDaily

August 4, 2025

Experimental confirmation of barrierless reactions between HeH+ and deuterium atoms suggests a lower abundance of the first molecules at very high redshifts

New experimental and theoretical results show the primordial reaction HeH⁺ + D → HD⁺ + He is barrierless and fast at low temperatures, implying less HeH⁺ (and different early-universe chemistry) than earlier models predicted.

Star Formation

Molecular Physics

Early Universe

Astrochemistry

Astronomy & Astrophysics

July 24, 2025

Experimental confirmation of barrierless reactions between HeH+ and deuterium atoms suggests a lower abundance of the first molecules at very high redshifts

New experimental and theoretical results show the primordial reaction HeH⁺ + D → HD⁺ + He is barrierless and fast at low temperatures, implying less HeH⁺ (and different early-universe chemistry) than earlier models predicted.

Star Formation

Molecular Physics

Early Universe

Astrochemistry

Astronomy & Astrophysics

July 24, 2025

Experimental confirmation of barrierless reactions between HeH+ and deuterium atoms suggests a lower abundance of the first molecules at very high redshifts

New experimental and theoretical results show the primordial reaction HeH⁺ + D → HD⁺ + He is barrierless and fast at low temperatures, implying less HeH⁺ (and different early-universe chemistry) than earlier models predicted.

Star Formation

Molecular Physics

Early Universe

Astrochemistry

Astronomy & Astrophysics

July 24, 2025

Experimental confirmation of barrierless reactions between HeH+ and deuterium atoms suggests a lower abundance of the first molecules at very high redshifts

New experimental and theoretical results show the primordial reaction HeH⁺ + D → HD⁺ + He is barrierless and fast at low temperatures, implying less HeH⁺ (and different early-universe chemistry) than earlier models predicted.

Star Formation

Molecular Physics

Early Universe

Astrochemistry

Astronomy & Astrophysics

July 24, 2025

Coherent and Incoherent Light Scattering by Single-Atom Wave Packets

A single-atom, single-photon scattering experiment shows you can probe which-way information and coherence in free space without "trap-specific" effects being the deciding factor.

Quantum Measurement

Light–Matter Interaction

Ultracold Atoms

Quantum Optics

Physical Review Letters

July 22, 2025

Coherent and Incoherent Light Scattering by Single-Atom Wave Packets

A single-atom, single-photon scattering experiment shows you can probe which-way information and coherence in free space without "trap-specific" effects being the deciding factor.

Quantum Measurement

Light–Matter Interaction

Ultracold Atoms

Quantum Optics

Physical Review Letters

July 22, 2025

Coherent and Incoherent Light Scattering by Single-Atom Wave Packets

A single-atom, single-photon scattering experiment shows you can probe which-way information and coherence in free space without "trap-specific" effects being the deciding factor.

Quantum Measurement

Light–Matter Interaction

Ultracold Atoms

Quantum Optics

Physical Review Letters

July 22, 2025

Coherent and Incoherent Light Scattering by Single-Atom Wave Packets

A single-atom, single-photon scattering experiment shows you can probe which-way information and coherence in free space without "trap-specific" effects being the deciding factor.

Quantum Measurement

Light–Matter Interaction

Ultracold Atoms

Quantum Optics

Physical Review Letters

July 22, 2025

Engineering A Genomically Recoded Organism With One Stop Codon

Yale researchers recoded E. coli to use one stop codon, freeing two codons to reliably encode two different non-standard amino acids in the same protein.

Protein Engineering

Genetic Code / Translation

Genome Engineering

Synthetic Biology

Nature

February 5, 2025

Engineering A Genomically Recoded Organism With One Stop Codon

Yale researchers recoded E. coli to use one stop codon, freeing two codons to reliably encode two different non-standard amino acids in the same protein.

Protein Engineering

Genetic Code / Translation

Genome Engineering

Synthetic Biology

Nature

February 5, 2025

Engineering A Genomically Recoded Organism With One Stop Codon

Yale researchers recoded E. coli to use one stop codon, freeing two codons to reliably encode two different non-standard amino acids in the same protein.

Protein Engineering

Genetic Code / Translation

Genome Engineering

Synthetic Biology

Nature

February 5, 2025

Engineering A Genomically Recoded Organism With One Stop Codon

Yale researchers recoded E. coli to use one stop codon, freeing two codons to reliably encode two different non-standard amino acids in the same protein.

Protein Engineering

Genetic Code / Translation

Genome Engineering

Synthetic Biology

Nature

February 5, 2025