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Dark photons get a second look
New simulations suggest early-universe nonlinear effects may leave more room for dark photons as dark matter candidates than older arguments allowed.
Read source Particle physicsA rare kaon-decay anomaly draws attention
Reported rare kaon events are being watched because precision decays can expose tiny cracks in the Standard Model, if the signal survives scrutiny.
Read source Research briefsFusion turbulence, photodiodes, and machine learning
Recent APS Physics coverage highlights work across tokamak turbulence, light-trapping silicon devices, and AI tools for high-energy event data.
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