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Jad C. Halimeh

3 articles · 8 co-authors · latest: 2026-01-07

Dance of Bosons: From Chaos to a Checkerboard Pattern

Traditional models of fundamental forces rely on fermions—particles that avoid their neighbors. An experiment with bosons, which, on the contrary, are drawn to each other, unexpectedly revealed a structure with perfectly alternating vortices. This discovery reduces computational costs and brings the
arXiv:2504.17000 · 2025-04-23

Quark Captivity: The Secret of the Invisible String's Snap

Using a simulation, scientists studied how the force strings connecting quarks break. The rupture turned out to be more complex: entire families of particles are born, and in a dense environment the process slows down. This discovery will help understand the microworld and can be tested on special d
arXiv:2509.08868 · 2025-09-10

Why some bubbles grow and others collapse

Physicists modeled the behavior of true vacuum bubbles inside a false vacuum using a simplified particle system. It turned out that a bubble either expands indefinitely or collapses, depending on its initial size and the strength of internal bonds. A similar mechanism could have triggered the Big Ba
arXiv:2601.04305 · 2026-01-07