The greatest abstract for a journal article ever

Physicist Michael Berry and a few others have published a paper addressing the recent claim that some neutrinos can travel faster than light.

Their willingness to flout jargon and summarize their findings clearly and succinctly is commendable…

(via Improbable Research)

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Category: Language, Tech

4 Responses

  1. d says:

    Superluminal is a nice word isn’t it? He moved at superluminal speeds…

  2. Joanna says:

    Wish I could get away with that for my thesis!

  3. Justin says:

    Bah…Leon Knopoff did this in 1974 with only word.
    http://bssa.geoscienceworld.org/content/64/5/1363.abstract

    He also wrote a paper that’s title was only one letter in 1964
    http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/RG002i004p00625/abstract

  4. Yuan, Tseng Li says:

    Indeed, it’s pretty short, the shortest abridgement I’ve seen ever.

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