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The Physics arXiv Blog

May 29, 2010

Caves 'n' potholes

The best of the rest from the Physics arXiv this week:

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Bitcoin Goes Legit

Big Data’s Hot Job

5G Wireless: a Mix of Technologies

Intel’s Data Insurgency

Bitcoin Hits the Big Time, to the Regret of Some Early Boosters

An Interplanetary GPS Using Pulsar Signals

The Phosphorous Atom Quantum Computing Machine

How the Great Firewall of China Shapes Chinese Surfing Habits

One-Time Pad Reinvented to Make Electronic Copying Impossible

Other Interesting arXiv Papers (Week Ending 18 May 2013)

Terahertz Image Reveals Goya’s Hidden Signature in Old Master Painting

First Quantum Memory That Records The Shape of a Single Photon Unveiled in China

Game Theory and the Treatment of Cancer

Home Tweet Home: A House with Its Own Voice on Twitter

Liquefied Air Could Power Cars and Store Energy from Sun and Wind

Brain Training May Help Clear Cognitive Fog Caused by Chemotherapy

Google and NASA Launch Quantum Computing AI Lab

Treading Carefully, Google Encourages Developers to Hack Glass

A More Efficient Jet Engine Is Made from Lighter Parts, Some 3-D Printed

An Interplanetary GPS Using Pulsar Signals

The Phosphorous Atom Quantum Computing Machine

How the Great Firewall of China Shapes Chinese Surfing Habits

One-Time Pad Reinvented to Make Electronic Copying Impossible

Other Interesting arXiv Papers (Week Ending 18 May 2013)

Terahertz Image Reveals Goya’s Hidden Signature in Old Master Painting

First Quantum Memory That Records The Shape of a Single Photon Unveiled in China

Game Theory and the Treatment of Cancer

An Interplanetary GPS Using Pulsar Signals

Here’s One DOE Loan Program Success

Bitcoin’s Growing Pains

The Data Scientist: A New Job and a New Way of Doing Business

Gigabit-Per-Second Wireless Tested in New York

The Phosphorous Atom Quantum Computing Machine

How Apple Avoids Taxes through R&D Spending

What Will Hackers Do with the New Kinect?

The Danger Days of May in Oklahoma

How the Great Firewall of China Shapes Chinese Surfing Habits

In San Francisco, a House with Its Own Twitter Feed

The Smartphone that Nokia Might Have Made

Second Life Founder’s New Virtual World Uses Body-Tracking Hardware

Exxon’s Huge Algae Fuel Project Appears to Be a Failure

One-Time Pad Reinvented to Make Electronic Copying Impossible

The Resurgence of Liquid Air for Energy Storage

Intel Fuels a Rebellion around Your Data

Other Interesting arXiv Papers (Week Ending 18 May 2013)

Gigabit-Per-Second Wireless Tested in New York

One-Time Pad Reinvented to Make Electronic Copying Impossible

The Resurgence of Liquid Air for Energy Storage

D-Wave Two to be Launched by Google and NASA

Intel Fuels a Rebellion around Your Data