John Martin is a Reporter at various publications including The State Journal-Register and The Daily Memphian. He covers a diverse range of themes such as science, arts and entertainment, sports, and culture, with a particular focus on basketball, the NFL, and regional stories from Tennessee and Montana. John’s work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Lancet, PLOS, and AARP.
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It’s been clear since Carly Jerstad was three years old that her path would lead her to the stage. That journey has taken her to Celebrity Cruises’ ships, performing as a singer and dancer. “I always knew she was going to be a performer,” her mother, Kalah Georgette-Vowels, says of the F.J. Reitz High School […]
The $8.4-billion acquisition of Evansville-based Berry Global Group by Swiss company Amcor announced Nov. 19 means the city will lose a corporate headquarters, but its buyer says the company still will have a local workforce. Founded in Evansville in 1967, Berry first was known as Imperial Plastics. It made aerosol overcaps using one injection molding […]
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By: John Martin, Nora Sanders
Derby County hosted the Golden Rams at Pride Park Stadium on Tuesday for their annual Christmas Lunch.
By: Lukas Pausch, Thierry Bastin, John Martin
We investigate the fate of dissipative phase transitions in quantum many-body systems when the individual constituents are qudits ( d-level systems) instead of qubits. As an example system, we employ a permutation-invariant X Ymodel of Ninfinite-range interacting d-level spins undergoing individual and collective dissipation. In the mean-field limit, we identify a dissipative phase transition, whose critical point is independent of dafter a suitable rescaling of parameters. When the decay rates between all adjacent levels are identical and, the critical point expands, in terms of the ratio between dissipation and interaction strengths, to a critical region in which two phases coexist and which increases as grows. In addition, a larger leads to a more pronounced change in spin expectation values at the critical point. Numerical investigations for finite reveal symmetry-breaking signatures in the Liouvillian spectrum at the phase transition. The phase transition is furthermore marked by maximum entanglement negativity and a significant purity change of the steady state, which become more pronounced as increases. Considering qudits instead of qubits thus opens new perspectives on accessing rich phase diagrams in open many-body systems.
By: John Martin
In today’s tech-driven world, mobile applications are essential for boosting business growth and enhancing user engagement. Among the various mobile platforms, Android stands as the most dominant, with billions of active users globally. For companies aiming to tap into this massive audience, it’s imperative to hire Android app developers. These professionals bring the technical expertise required to create apps that align with your business objectives and cater to your target users effectively.
By: Jerome Jeyakumar, John Martin
With the continuous progress of technology, computed tomography (CT) technology has expanded from medicine to agriculture and other industries. With the advantages of non-destructiveness, high resolution, and high precision, CT technology shows great application potential in the agricultural field. However, there are still some problems with this technology that need to be solved. This paper aims to show the application of CT technology in the agricultural field, find technical challenges, and put forward specific countermeasures, so that CT technology can be better applied in the agricultural field. This paper summarizes the application of CT technology in the quality detection of agricultural products, disease and insect pest identification, seed screening, soil analysis, and precision agriculture management, and focuses on the current challenges and the countermeasures, and looks into the role of this technology in promoting agricultural development in the future. Despite various challenges, CT technology has far more advantages than disadvantages, and it is expected to become an indispensable part of all the links of agricultural production and promote the development of precision agriculture and smart agriculture.
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