Work-in-progress study notes on math and physics, plus a daily-refreshed bulletin board for new arXiv papers relevant to my bachelor thesis (muonic Boltzmann collision term in CCSN).
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📰 arXiv bulletin — 2026-05-14
Window: last 2 day(s). Categories: astro-ph.HE, astro-ph.SR, nucl-th, hep-ph. 34 papers, 4 thesis-relevant.
Suggested next learning step
Read the abstract + intro of arXiv:2605.12791 and decide whether to save. (~25 min)
Why: Top-scored paper today by keyword overlap — worth a quick triage even if not a direct hit.
Top picks
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Jet Momentum Broadening in Viscous QCD Matter: A Moment Expansion Approach We formulate out-of-equilibrium jet momentum broadening in QCD effective kinetic theory through a moment expansion of the medium distribution function, a method traditionally used to derive relativistic viscous hydrodynamics from kinetic t… score 18 ·
hep-ph· Isabella Danhoni et al. · kinetic theory×3 -
Guitar Nebula: extreme accelerator in extreme environment Guitar nebula is a prime example of a class of bow-shock pulsar wind nebulae (PWNe), powered by a wind of a supersonically moving neutron star. score 13 ·
astro-ph.HE· Nikonorov, Igor Nikolaevich et al. · neutron star×2, supernova×1 -
Magnetar-powered long gamma-ray bursts and connection to superluminous supernovae and fast radio bursts Based on X-ray afterglow observations from the Swift satellite, we construct a sample of 169 long gamma-ray bursts (LGRBs) exhibiting the canonical magnetar plateau signature, i.e., a plateau followed by a
decay. score 10 · astro-ph.HE· Zhou, Yu-Qi et al. · supernova×2
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Math stuff
Starting from basic set theory and working up:
- Basic Set Theory
- Linear Algebra
- Topological Spaces
- Notes on Calculus
- Manifolds
- Measure Theory (TBD)
- (TBD)
Physics stuff
- Special Relativity
- Electromagnetism
- Analytical Mechanics
- Fluid Mechanics
- Thermodynamics
- Statistical Mechanics
- General Relativity
- (TBD)
Remarks
Reference textbooks: Textbooks.
Thanks to Jacky Zhao for the Quartz template.