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Measurements on micrometer-scale cadmium samples provide definitive evidence of a charge-transport regime predicted in 1963.
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In homogeneous reversible chemical reactions, a prototypical nonequilibrium phenomenon, entropy-production fluctuations represent a sharper probe of nonequilibrium criticality than entropy-production response to variations in the chemical species concentrations.
