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FERMI	Formalisation and Experimentation on the Retrieval of Multimedia Information

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Mazziotta and Loparco analyzed Fermi LAT lunar observations to show how the view has improved during the mission.

Moon Glows Brighter than Sun in Images from NASA's Fermi

The group named the mysterious structure the 'Fermi bubbles,' after the telescope that originally observed it.

MIT - Data-mining for dark matter

"By 2015, the number of different sources mapped by Fermi's LAT had expanded to about 3,000 - 10 times the number known before the mission," said Goddard's Elizabeth Ferrara, who led the constellation project.

NASA names 21 new constellations after landmarks and fictional characters like Hulk, Thor, Mount Fiji and more

"One way or another, all of the gamma-ray constellations have a tie-in to Fermi science."

NASA reveals the names of 88 new constellations - and it's good news for Doctor Who fans; The space agency has named many of the new constellations after famous characters and objects

The Fermi-LAT Collaboration is publishing a new study that picks out gamma-ray pulsar candidates from 7 1/2 years of Fermi observations.

The origin of the Milky Way's mysterious gamma rays

Before construction of the Fermi 1 nuclear reactor began, the promised advantage of such a reactor was that in the process of producing steam and electricity, it would produce more fuel than it consumed.

"This is a class I emergency": the Fermi 1 accident

Fermi, Eine statistische Methode zur Bestimmung einiger Eigenschaften des Atoms und ihre Anwendung auf die Theorie des periodischen Systems der Elemente, Z.

New Numerical Solution For Solving Nonlinear Singular Thomas-Fermi Differential Equation

The Fermi telescope has not only found such (https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/fermi-data-tantalize-with-new-clues-to-dark-matter) an excess near the centre of the Milky Way but also near that of the (http://www.ibtimes.com/dark-matter-andromeda-galaxy-fermi-telescope-detects-gamma-ray-excess-center-m31-2495709) Andromeda, or M31, galaxy - a spiral galaxy located about 2.5 million light-years from Earth.

Where Does Milky Way's Excess Gamma-Ray Glow Come From?

The Pope of Physics: Enrico Fermi and the Birth of the Atomic Age

The little match's momentous legacy

They have an energy gap in one spin direction at the Fermi level, whereas the other spin is strongly metallic, which results in complete spin polarization of the conduction electrons.

Effect of (0001) Strain on the Electronic and Magnetic Properties of the Half-Metallic Ferromagnet [Fe.sub.2]Si

The discovery of the quantum statistics that incorporate Pauli's exclusion principle [1], made independently by Fermi [2] and Dirac [3], allowed the qualitative understanding of several physical phenomena--in a wide range of values of the particle density, from astrophysical scales to subnuclear ones--in terms of the ideal Fermi gas (IFG).

Thermodynamics of Low-Dimensional Trapped Fermi Gases

Near the WTI-STI transition, there emerges a novel Weyl semimetal phase, in which the Fermi arcs generically appear at both cleavage surfaces, whereas the Fermi circle only appears at one selected surface.

Physical Review Letters: "Weak Topological Insulators and Composite Weyl Semimetals"