Source library / Citation metadata checked 18 October 2026

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General Relativity

David Tong · University of Cambridge lecture notes

Author course reference. Chapter listing checked; undated web edition is not assigned an inferred publication year.

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Electromagnetism

David Tong · University of Cambridge lecture notes

Author reference for fields, radiation, momentum and matter response; date left unspecified.

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2022

Theories of consciousness

Anil K. Seth; Tim Bayne · Nature Reviews Neuroscience 23, 439–452

Research review comparing theoretical families and empirical discriminators; no settled universal account.

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2020

Bayesian Workflow

Andrew Gelman; Aki Vehtari; Daniel Simpson; Charles C. Margossian; Bob Carpenter; Yuling Yao; Lauren Kennedy; Jonah Gabry; Paul-Christian Bürkner; Martin Modrák · arXiv:2011.01808 [stat.ME]

Author manuscript on iterative Bayesian modeling, checking and evaluation. arXiv record verified; treated as a preprint, not a journal publication.

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2019

Memory formation in matter

Nathan C. Keim; Joseph D. Paulsen; Zorana Zeravcic; Srikanth Sastry; Sidney R. Nagel · Reviews of Modern Physics 91, 035002

Research review of material memory; encoding, readout, and erasure are distinct operations.

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2019

Scale-free networks are rare

Anna D. Broido; Aaron Clauset · Nature Communications 10, 1017

Primary empirical network analysis illustrating the need to test scale-free claims. Publisher record verified; results concern examined network representations, not all possible natural scaling.

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2018

The preregistration revolution

Brian A. Nosek; Charles R. Ebersole; Alexander C. DeHaven; David T. Mellor · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 115(11), 2600–2606

Primary methodological article distinguishing prospective predictions from exploratory analyses. Publication metadata and article text checked; project protocols are new proposals.

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2016

How Isotropic Is the Universe?

Daniela Saadeh; Stephen M. Feeney; Andrew Pontzen; Hiranya V. Peiris; Jason D. McEwen · Physical Review Letters 117, 131302

Constrains specific Bianchi anisotropic expansion modes; not a model-independent bound on every conceivable cosmic rotation.

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2012

The dynamics of stars around spiral arms

Robert J. J. Grand; Daisuke Kawata; Mark Cropper · Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society 421, 1529–1538

N-body study of transient, approximately corotating spiral features; not a universal description of every spiral galaxy.

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2012

Thermodynamics of Prediction

Susanne Still; David A. Sivak; Anthony J. Bell; Gavin E. Crooks · Physical Review Letters 109, 120604

Primary theoretical connection between nonpredictive memory and dissipation for specified driven systems.

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2003

How can I tell if a model fits my data?

NIST/SEMATECH · e-Handbook of Statistical Methods, section 4.4.4

Official technical guidance on residual analysis and the limitations of R². Year denotes the handbook’s initial public release; this is a maintained web reference.

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1999

Robustness in bacterial chemotaxis

Uri Alon; Michael G. Surette; Naama Barkai; Stanislas Leibler · Nature 397, 168–171

Primary experimental study of response and adaptation in a specified biochemical network. Publisher record and abstract verified; the result is not a universal learning mechanism.

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1966

Can One Hear the Shape of a Drum?

Mark Kac · The American Mathematical Monthly 73(4), Part 2, 1–23

Original spectral-geometry article; archival publication record verified. Provides conceptual context for geometry and mode spectra, not a claim that spectra uniquely identify every shape.

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1918

Invariant Variation Problems

Emmy Noether; M. A. Tavel, translator · English translation archived as arXiv:physics/0503066

Original work dates to 1918; the English translation was posted to arXiv in 2005. The year does not describe the archive posting.

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1918

Invariant Variation Problems

Emmy Noether; M. A. Tavel, translator · Göttingen Nachrichten, 235–257; English translation in Transport Theory and Statistical Physics 1, 186–207 (1971)

Original 1918 work accessed through its English translation. arXiv record identifies the 1971 translation, first archived in 2005 and revised in 2018; the DOI is for the translation.

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