OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Science China-Physics Mechanics & Astronomy is 42. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Damping shakes the anti-parity-time symmetry up	148
Magnetic-field-induced electronic instability of Weyl-like fermions in compressed black phosphorus	142
Uncovering the magnetic response of open-shell graphene nanostructures on metallic surfaces at different doping levels	117
High precision atom-referenced and fully frequency-stabilized soliton microcomb	112
Valley piezoelectricity promoted by spin-orbit coupling in quantum materials	107
The treasures in the backyard—A bright binary revealed as potential progenitor of a neutron star	105
Monogamy and polygamy for the generalized W-class states using unified-(q, s) entropy	103
Ferromagnetism and insulating behavior with a logarithmic temperature dependence of resistivity in Pb10−xCux(PO4)6O	101
Manipulating perfect vector vortex beams with six degrees of freedom	97
Exploration of B-site alloying in partially reducing Pb toxicity and regulating thermodynamic stability and electronic properties of halide perovskites	95
Exploring multiple phases and first-order phase transitions in Kármán Vortex Street	92
Stimulated Brillouin interaction between guided phonons and photons in a lithium niobate waveguide	92
Advancements in nanofluidics: Unveiling the dynamics of nanoconfined water and its implications for emerging technologies	85
Acoustic metasurfaces with amplitude-diverse meta-atoms for broadband undistorted transmission and configurable reflection	83
Field-induced anisotropic magnetic phase transitions and tricritical phenomena in GdCr6Ge6	81
Innovations and prospects of the tetrahedral constellation gravitational wave observatory	73
Photoemission evidence of a novel charge order in kagome metal FeGe	72
Revisiting progenitor-age dependence of type Ia supernova luminosity standardization process	71
Pairing mechanism and superconductivity in pressurized La5Ni3O11	71
Anti-parity-time symmetry hidden in a damping linear resonator	71
High-precision measurement of microwave electric field by cavity-enhanced critical behavior in a many-body Rydberg atomic system	69
Large scale mapping of [CI] and the [CI]-to-CO transition in ρ Ophiuchus molecular cloud	68
Analysis and defense against joint-measurement attacks to quantum private query protocols for multi-rounds	67
Phase saddle point transformation-enabled mode-adaptive detection of acoustic orbital angular momentum with high efficiency and low crosstalk	66
Exploring non-Hermitian dynamics in a superconducting quantum circuit via dissipation-free approach	66

Distinct superconducting behaviors of pressurized WB2 and ReB2 with different local B layers	64
Silk damping in scalar-induced gravitational waves: a novel probe for new physics	63
Rapidly growing primordial black holes as seeds of the massive high-redshift JWST Galaxies	61
$$T\overline{T}$$ deformation: Introduction and some recent advances	61
From continuous optimization to finite group orbits: Exact classification of MUB subsets	56
Precise determination of the pole position of the exotic Zc(3900)	55
Estimation of inverse Compton peak frequency for 4FGL Blazars	55
Holographic images of a charged black hole in Lorentz symmetry breaking massive gravity	54
Anomalous nernst effect and its implications for time-reversal symmetry breaking in kagome metal ScV6Sn6	49
Revealing high-dimensional dynamical symmetry in alignment magnetic resonance	46
Toward applications of cloud quantum computation	46
Primordial black holes and curvature perturbations from false vacuum islands	46
Discovery of a pair instability supernova ignites excitement about the first stars	46
On 2D approximations for dissolution problems in Hele-Shaw cells	45
Pulsar scintillation reveals the Gum Nebula as a scattering screen	45
Peering into the Milky Way by FAST: IV. Identification of two new Galactic supernova remnants G203.1+6.6 and G206.7+5.9	42
Space-based optical lattice clocks as gravitational wave detectors in search for new physics	42