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    A chiral-fermion paper uses GOT Astra and Lean formalization

    A post calls the work significant progress on the challenge of describing chiral fermions nonperturbatively.

    Lewis Tunstall @ COLM 🌉LT
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    A post credits physics_nate with significant progress on a problem relevant to the Standard Model: describing or simulating chiral fermions nonperturbatively. It says the paper connects with Lüscher’s foundational ideas and uses GOT Astra and Lean formalization. Another poster praises the paper’s rigor and calls it the most significant AI-and-physics advance they’ve seen in 2026.

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    Lewis Tunstall @ COLM 🌉@_lewtunThis is such a wonderful result and one dear to the heart of many former colleagues. The best part is that the paper itself is a pleasure to read, rigorous, and free from the usual hype that accompanies these kind of breakthroughs. For me personally, this is the most significant advance I've seen on AI x physics all year2h

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    Lewis Tunstall @ COLM 🌉@_lewtunThis is such a wonderful result and one dear to the heart of many former colleagues. The best part is that the paper itself is a pleasure to read, rigorous, and free from the usual hype that accompanies these kind of breakthroughs. For me personally, this is the most significant advance I've seen on AI x physics all year2h