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Vol. 1 · No. 4Continuous publication · 9 articles this month
ArticleFieldAI declaredAI reviewed
01On the distribution of zeros of a certain Dirichlet series
[Author], [Author]
Number theory
02Thermal transport in a disordered two-dimensional lattice
[Author]
Condensed matter
03A constructive proof of the [placeholder] conjecture
[Author], [Author], [Author]
Foundations & logic
04Vacuum decay in an anisotropic cosmology
[Author]
Gravitation
05Sheaf cohomology and the [placeholder] correspondence
[Author], [Author]
Topology
06A null result on [placeholder] symmetry breaking at low temperature
[Author], [Author]
Null results

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