University of Michigan-led research has developed a new method, LEFTfield, to analyze cosmic maps more effectively, extracting more data without compression. This breakthrough, published in Physical Review Letters, could fast-track discoveries in dark energy, dark matter, and cosmic structure.

1 month ago 61
University of Michigan-led research has developed a new method, LEFTfield, to analyze cosmic maps more effectively, extracting more data without compression. This breakthrough, published in Physical Review Letters, could fast-track discoveries in dark energy, dark matter, and cosmic structure. submitted by /u/umichnews
[link] [comments]
Read Entire Article
  1. Homepage
  2. Science
  3. University of Michigan-led research has developed a new method, LEFTfield, to analyze cosmic maps more effectively, extracting more data without compression. This breakthrough, published in Physical Review Letters, could fast-track discoveries in dark energy, dark matter, and cosmic structure.

Related

Stepped labyrinth seals with optimized geometry reduce lubricant loss in space applications, and simulations closely match experimental data, improving reliability over traditional analytical models

Stepped labyrinth seals with optimized geometry reduce lubri...

11 minutes ago 0
People in virtual reality evacuated buildings in a similar way to real life, making similar decisions and looking at the same signs, but they moved more slowly because of the way they had to control their movement.

People in virtual reality evacuated buildings in a similar w...

12 minutes ago 0
g-C3N4 microrobots exhibit light-controlled motion and efficiently degrade tetracycline, highlighting their environmental potential

g-C3N4 microrobots exhibit light-controlled motion and effic...

13 minutes ago 0

Hidden in mobile, Best for skyscrapers.