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Memory-induced oscillations of a driven particle in a dissipative correlated medium

Memory-induced oscillations of a driven particle in a dissipative correlated medium
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Benjamin Walter , Haar Tauberian , Clemens Bechinger , Ignacioa Mart , Saraham Loos , Guido Giachetti ,

Physicists Confirm 50-Year-Old Hypothesis About Selfish Behavior

The study demonstrates that the creation of groups is not necessarily a result of social behavior, but can also be accounted for by individuals’ entirely ....

Samuel Monter , Emanuele Panizon , Clemens Bechinger , Veit Lorenz Heuthe , Veit Lorenz Heute , Iain Couzin , University Of Konstanz , Cluster Of Excellence Center , Year Old Hypothesis About Selfish Behavior , Physicists Confirm , Advanced Study , Collective Behavior , Collective Behaviour ,

Physicists Confirm 50-Year-Old Hypothesis About Selfish Behavior

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Samuel Monter , Emanuele Panizon , Clemens Bechinger , Veit Lorenz Heuthe , Veit Lorenz Heute , Iain Couzin , University Of Konstanz , Cluster Of Excellence Center , Selfish Sticky Note , Physicists Confirm , Year Old Hypothesis About Selfish Behavior , Advanced Study , Collective Behavior , Collective Behaviour ,

Weird Phenomenon of Liquid Skin Discovered on The Surface of Glass

Ice isn't always ice all the way through. ....

Baden Wüberg , Clemens Bechinger , Li Tian Of The University Konstanz , Nature Communications ,

Analyzing the Detection of Surface Melting in Glass

In 1842, the renowned British researcher Michael Faraday came up with an incredible observation by chance: A thin layer of water develops on the surface of the ice, although it is considerably less than zero degrees. ....

United Kingdom , Alex Smith , Michael Faraday , Clemens Bechinger , Nature Communications , Research Team Bechinger , University Of Konstanz , Melting Detected , Materials Industry Focus ,