Can anyone know that clearcoins came from Serai DEX? Because if they can, exchanges could just blacklist anything coming from Serai DEX.
Ciro Santilli asked at: x.com/cirosantilli/status/1855332323405009047. They replied, and the answer is yes, it is possible to know that clearcois came from Serai: x.com/SeraiDEX/status/1855337686208516523:
Serai is fully auditable. With that is full transparency into all outputs received, and all outputs sentRemoving auditability would massively incrase complexity and force users into needing to make fraud proofs if they didn't receive coins expected, or require extreme ZK proofs
ISBN: 3031664760.
Certainly he looks after his image very strictly, endlessly saying how good he is. And he is definitely a high flying bird. Perhaps it is hard to differentiate genius from mad applies.
EC-Council Certified Encryption Specialist (ECES) with Chuck Easttom
. Source. Check saying how amazing he is.The Wikidata/Abstract Wikipedia guy.
As of 2024 this was the one making the most likely promises of being the first decentralized exchange to support Monero.
The Molecular Beam Resonance Method for Measuring Nuclear Magnetic Moments Updated 2025-04-18 +Created 2024-11-15
This is almost certainly detailed paper that the one pager A New Method of Measuring Nuclear Magnetic Moment promises at the end, they mention:and reference A New Method of Measuring Nuclear Magnetic Moment.
In two letters to this journal, we reported briefly on a new precision method of measuring nuclear moment, and on some results. In this paper we shall give a more detailed account of the method, apparatus and results.
Physical Review Volume 53, page 318.
This is the paper that contains the first successful report of experimental nuclear magnetic moment observation.
They promise more at the end:and this promise was fulfilled on the later The Molecular Beam Resonance Method for Measuring Nuclear Magnetic Moments.
We have tried this experiment with LiC1 and observed the resonance peaks of Li and Cl. The effects are very striking and the resonances sharp (Fig. 1). A full account of this experiment, together with the values of the nuclear moments, will be published when the homogeneous field is recalibrated.
This figure sums it all up: they were measuring the intensity of one side of a molecular beam after a Stern-Gerlach experiment.
Then, they vary the constant magnetic field before the splitting, and at the same time apply a fixed radio frequency to the beam.
When the constant magnetic field makes the energy gap match the radio frequency input, nuclear spin of many atoms goes to the anti-aligned direction, the beam gets diverted, so the previously detected beam gets weaker.
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