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A vortex of a different stripe

March 5, 2013by Lindsey Reiser Leave a comment

…or rather, a different configuration. University of Chicago researchers Dustin Kleckner and William Irvine created a vortex that’s the first of its kind to be seen in a lab: A […]

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