APS March Meeting 2026, Day 3
Douglas Natelson (noreply@blogger.com)
It was another eclectic day at the APS Global Physics Summit. Here is a selection of highlights based on my stochastic sampling of talks.
- I've written before about CISS (the chirality-induced spin selection effect). Joe Subotnik gave a neat invited talk related to this, based on something I'd never really considered. In physics we learn about the Born-Oppenheimer approximation, which basically says that electrons are fast and nuclei are slow, so we can often solve electronic problems without..