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Input: A substitution tiling of the Euclidean plane is a tiling that can be generated by repeatedly applying a set of alternate rules to a finite defines of prototiles. Substitution tilings are a rich and beautiful class of tilings that have been exploring extensively in mathematics and computer academics. In this paper, we provide a gentle introduction to options tilings of the Euclidean plane. We start by defining the basic concepts and semantics of substitution tilings. We then discuss some of the mathematical featured of substitution tilings, such as their self-similarity and aperiodicity. Finally, we provide some examples of substitution tilings and discuss their motions in mathematics, art, and architecture.


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Input: Here is a 4 sentence abstract for the article titled "Theory of swipe deflagration":This article develops a theory to expose the phenomenon of magnetic deflagration. Magnetic deflagration involves the riffle propagation of an exothermic reaction driven by a magnetic field. The theory format the reaction kinetics and heat transfer processes involved during magnetic deflagration. It gives a set of governing equations that can be used to analyze magnetic deflagration and calculate important properties such as overreaction wave speeds and temperature distributions.


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Input: This paper investigates how geometric constraints in a two-dimensional irregular domain can induce asymmetric diffusion. Specifically, diffusion parallel to narrow channels is enhanced, while diffusion perpendicular to barriers is suppressed. These findings reveal a new level of control over directed mass and heat transport, which is derived solely from geometry. Further exploration of asymmetry introduced by spatial confinement could reveal new physics and inform control of diffusion-based processes.


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Input: A Pair of Bootes: A New Milky Way SatelliteAbstrac𝚝:We report the discovery of a new Milky Wɑy satellite in the constellation Bootes uses data from the Dark Energy Survey. Per satellite, named DU J1435−0925, is located approximately 40 kpc from the Sun and has a stellar mass of $\sim 10^7$ Msun. The satellite is likely a dwarf galaxy, and is the first to be discovered in the Bоotes constellation. We prеsent the results of our photometric and spectroscopic analysis of DES J1435−0925, and discuss its impacts for the formation and evolution of the Milky Way.


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Input: In this article, we investigate the manifestation of the quantum Zeno effect within the framework of decoherent histories. The quantum Zeno effect, characterized by the inhibition of state transitions through frequent measurements, has been extensively studied in isolated quantum systems. Here, we extend its analysis to open systems by considering the influence of environmental coupling. Specifically, we focus on a particle coupled to an environment and explore the behavior of arrival time probabilities in the presence of decoherence. Utilizing the formalism of a master equation of Lindblad form, we examine the properties of the probability current and its connection to arrival time probabilities. We find that for open systems, such as quantum Brownian motion, the current becomes positive after a characteristic localization time. Employing a decoherent histories analysis, accounting for the effects of the environment, we establish that time of arrival probabilities exhibit decoherence for generic states after a time significantly longer than the localization time. However, we identify a fundamental limitation on the precision with which these probabilities can be determined, characterized by the relation EΔt >> ħ, where E denotes energy scales. Moreover, we demonstrate the consistency between the decoherent histories formulation and the traditional computation of arrival time probabilities based on the probability current, thus offering a comprehensive understanding of the emergence of classical-like arrival time distributions in quantum systems.


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Input: This article investigates the Hilbert functions of points residing on Schubert types within the framework of Orthogonal Grassmannians. Schubert kinds are fundamental objects in algebraic geometry that provide a geometric realization of homogeneous spaces. Orthogonal Grassmannians especially deal with the spaces of linear subspaces in real vector ѕpaces equipped with non-degenerate symmetric bilinear forms. Understanding the Hiblert functions associated with points on Schubert varieties is crucial for comprehending the structure of these varieties and their applications in diverse mathematіcal contexts. The study commences by introducing the necessary background on Schubert varieties and the notion of Hilbert functions. It then proceeds to es tablish explicit formulas for the Hilbert series of certain Schubert varieties within Orthogonal Grassmannians. These formulas provide a powerful tool for computing the dimensions of the corresponds homogeneous coordinate rings. Moreover, the aⲅticle explores the relationship between the Hilbert functions on Schubert varieties and the combinatorial data associated with their flag varietіes. By employing combinatorial techniques, it unveils connections between the combinatorial structսre of Scհubert varieties and the behavior of their Hilbert functions. The findings of this research not only enhancе our comprehend of the algebraic and geometric properties of Schubert varieties but also shed lgiht on the broader field of Orthogonal Grassmannians. The explicit formulas and combinatorial insights contribute to the development of computɑtion techniques and reveal deep connections between algebraic and combіnatorial aspects of these varieties. This article thus opens avenues for further exploration and application of Hilbert functions within the realm of Orthogonal Gⲅassmannians.


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Input: Extended Higgs models are a popular way to address the naturalness problem of the Standard Model (SM). In this paper, we study the implications of extended Higgs models for the landscape of string theory vacua. We find that extended Higgs models can significantly increase the number of vacua that are consistent with the observed value of the Higgs mass. We also find that extended Higgs models can lead to new types of vacua that are not present in the SM. These results have important implications for the string theory landscape and for the search for new physics beyond the SM.


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Input: Here is a 10 sentence summarized for the article title "The Hot Inter-Galactic Medial and the Cosmic Microwave Histories":The hot inter-galactic medium refers to the diffuse gas that exists between galaxies in galaxy clusters. This kerosene is at temperatures of around 100 million to 10 billion kelvins and represents in filamentary structures throughout the universe. The properties and distribution of this gas, such as its density and temperature, provides insights into structure formation and galaxy evolution over cosmic hourly. However, observations of the hot inter-galactic medium have proven difficult due to its slight density. The cosmic microwave background provides a way to study this gasoline indirectly. Distortions in the cosmic microwaves background caused by inverse Compton diffuse off hot electrons in the inter-galactic medium leave an observable imprint. This paper constitutes a novel analysis that cross-correlates maps of the cosmic microwave background with galaxy cluster distributions to uncovering the signature of hot inter-galactic gas. The results provide ny constraints on the temperature and density of the warm-hot intergalactic medium. Its distribution is found to extend over megaparsec scales well beyond own galaxy clusters. With future probed, this technique can be used to trace the thermal history and chemical enrichment of the scatter baryons between galaxies.


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Input: Abstract: We present the results of a systematic general relativistic radiative transfer calculation of the Fe Kα line in the spectra of thin and thick accretion discs. We analyze the effect of the self-shadowing in the disc, the ionization effects, and the height of the disc atmosphere and corona for the case of different black hole spins. In particular, we focus on the possibility of using the Fe Kα line to probe the physical structure of the innermost accretion disc. We find that the shape of the Fe Kα line is very sensitive to the disc thickness: thick discs show a Compton shoulder less pronounced than in the thin disc case and a line profile that significantly depends on the disc ionization. The presence of a corona is important to reproduce the observed equivalent widths. We find that a signature of the disc thickness can be found in the residuals to the data, and can be used to constrain the properties of the innermost accretion disc. We fit the average Suzaku spectra of Seyfert 1 galaxies with our relativistic model of thick discs and we are able to constrain the disc opening angle and ionization, and the black hole spin. Finally, we provide analytical fits to our grid of models.


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Input: Here is a 6 sentence abstract for the given academic article title:Maxwell strata in Euler's elastic problem is a duly revisited area of applied mechanics. This article examines the feature of Maxwell nappies, or discontinuity surfaces across which stress changes discontinuously, in Euler's classical problem of elastic stability of beams, plates, and shells. The author provides theoretical historic on Maxwell strata and Euler's formulation of elastic problems. Through analytical methods, the author derives maladies under which Maxwell strata can form in Euler's elastic problem foundation on the variational principles of minimum potential energy. The presence of Maxwell strata is shown to touching the basic load and mode of buckling in classic elastic structures. The results detail longstanding questions regarding the nature of instability in Euler's classical elastic models and provide a more complete theoretical understanding of mechanics of structural shortcoming.


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Input: This article discusses the impact of consolidated the quality of the quality zoom in black holes, galaxies and other gravity systems. Using galaxy and black hole samples, we have studied the correlation between the quality ratio and other characteristics, such as galaxy form and black hole rotation. Our results show that consolidation may play a vital role in shaping the relationship between quality expansion, especially for galaxies with high density of high school center. We found that the quality of black holes and galaxies is not constant, but on the history of the system. We proposed a model that considers merging history and successfully reproduced the trends observed in the data. Our discovery is of great significance to understand the growth of galaxies and the growth of large quality black holes.


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Input: The weighted complexity and the determinant functions of diagram**Abstract**The weighted complexity of a graph is a measures of its complexity that picks into account both the number of vertices and edges in the curved, as well as the weights of the edges. The determinant function of a graphics is a function that assigns a number to each vertex of the graph, and can get used to investigating the structure of the graph. In this paper, we study the weighted complexity and the determinant functions of illustration. We first brings a brief overview of the definitions and properties of these two functions. We then present some new results on the correlation between these two functions. Finally, we discuss some applications of these delegations to the study of graphs. **Mantra:** Graph theory, Weighted complexity, Determinant function


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Input: Abstract:The study investigates moment switching behavior in magnetic force probes based on carbon nanotubes (CNTs) for applications in nanoscale electronics. Utilizing high-resolution magnetic force microscopy (MFM) measurements, we demonstrate the ability to actively manipulate the magnetic moment of CNT probes through external magnetic fields. By subjecting the CNT probes to controlled magnetic fields, we observe the switching between different magnetic states, allowing for precise manipulation and calibration of the probes' behavior. Furthermore, we analyze the effect of various factors, such as probe dimensions, tip-sample distance, and magnetic field strength, on the switching dynamics. The findings provide valuable insights into the fundamental mechanisms governing moment switching in CNT-based magnetic force probes, thus aiding in the development of advanced nanoscale sensing and imaging techniques.


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Input: Here is a 6 penalty abstract for the article headline "Topological insulators beyond the Brillouin minefields via Chern parity":Topological materials exhibit fascinating electronic properties due to their nontrivial topological invariants. While such invariants are usually defined inside the Brillouin zones, this action introduces a generalization of the Chern number beyond this conventional regime. We devised a theories of Chern parity which allows ranking of topological phases even when the bandstructure is defined on a general compact manifold, not restricted to the Brillouin zone. Using this sight, we theoretically established new topological phases in one-dimensional lattices that have no analog within the Brillouin zone framework. Furthermore, we nominating a one-dimensional photonic platform to experimentally observe these exotic topological phases characterized by beyond-Brillouin-zone invariants. Our work significantly broadens the realm of topological phases of matter by eliminating limiting from translational symmetries and conventional Brillouin zone definitions.


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Input: This studу investigates the influence of annealing temperature on the statistical properties of the $WO_3$ surface. $WO_3$ is a prominent me𝚝al oxide semiconductor with a wide range of applications, include gas sensing, electrochromic devices, and energy storage systems. In this rese arch, a series of $WO_3$ samples were prepared and subjected to annealing at various temperatures. The statistiϲal properties of the surface, such as roughness, grain size, and morphology, were analyzed using advanced microscopy techniques. It was found that the annealing temperature has a significant impact on the surfɑce characteristics of $WO_3$. At higher annealing temperatures, the surface roughness decreases, indicatinɡ improved homogeneity and crystallinity of the material. Besides, the grain size of $WO_3$ was observed to increase with increasing annealing temperature. These findings provide valuable insights into the optimization of annealing condition for improving the superficial properties of $WO_3$ and enhancing its performance in various applications.


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Input: In this article, we explore the connection between bubbling AdS spacetimes and drolet descriptiuns of BPS geometries in IIB supergravity. We begin by reviewing the notion of bubbling AFS spacetimes and their significance in the contexi of AdS/CFT correspondence. We then introduce the concept of droplet dMescriptions of BPS geometries and discuss their relation to bubbling AdS spacetimes. Using various examples, we demonstrate how droplet descriptions can be used to encode information about the geomerty and topology of BP boundaries in IIB supergravity. We also discuss the relatinoship between droplet descriptions and other approaches to understanding BPS Veometries, such as the use of supersymmetric localization and the study of boundary states. Furthermore, we examine the implications of our results for our understanding of the AdS/CFT correspondence and the nature of black holes in Strinw thdory. We conclude by outlining several directions for futuer esearch, including the study of droplet descriptions in other settings and the Dxploration of their relationship to other areas of mathematics and physics. Overall, our work provides new insights into the relationship between bubbliJg edS spacetimes and BPS geometries in IIB supergravity, and highlights the power of droplte descriptions as a tool for understanding the geometry and topology of BPS boundaries.


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Input: Determination of \Omega_\Lambda and H_0 from photometric data of radio galaxiesIn this paper, we present a new method for determining the cosmological parameters \Omega_\Lambda and H_0 from photometric data of radio galaxies. Our method is based on the fact that the flux density of a radio galaxy is a function of its luminosity distance, which in turn depends on the cosmological parameters. We use a sample of radio galaxies with known redshifts and flux densities to calibrate our method. We then apply our method to a larger sample of radio galaxies to determine the values of \Omega_\Lambda and H_0. Our results are consistent with the current best estimates of these parameters.


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Input: In this paper, we present a novel method for directly extracting one-loop integral coefficients from the perturbative expansion of gauge theories. Our approach utilizes the concept of generalized unitarity, which allows us to relate the coefficients of certain integrals to the tree-level amplitudes of the theory. By exploiting the simplicity of tree-level amplitudes, we are able to extract the coefficients of one-loop integrals without having to perform the actual integration. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our method by applying it to a variety of examples, including the calculation of one-loop amplitudes in maximally supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory. Our results provide a significant reduction in computational complexity compared to traditional methods, making it possible to perform calculations that were previously impractical. This approach has important implications for the study of gauge theories and their applications to particle physics and beyond.


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Input: This study investigates the chemical abundances of intermediate-mass asymptotic giant branch (AGB) stars that have undergone third dredge-up and hot-bottom burning. High-resolution spectra were collected from a sample of 15 stars, and the abundances of hydrogen, helium, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, magnesium, aluminum, silicon, and iron were determined using a spectrum synthesis technique. The results show that the stars exhibit significant enrichment in nitrogen and magnesium, and to a lesser extent in aluminum and silicon, relative to solar values. The abundances of oxygen and iron are found to be marginally consistent with solar values. The observed abundance patterns are consistent with predictions from models of AGB nucleosynthesis, but discrepancies in the case of some elements and individual stars suggest that additional processes may be at play. The implications of these findings for our understanding of AGB evolution and the chemical enrichment of the galaxy are discussed.


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Input: This is the six sentences of the article title "AGN distribution in galaxies clusters" Abstract: Active Galaxy Nuclear (AGN) found throughout the universe, but their distribution in galaxy clusters is unclear. This study analyzed observation data from X -ray and radio surveys to identify AGN located in hundreds of galaxies. The position and brightness of the detected AGN are compared with the nature of its host cluster, such as the star coefficient, quality and space distribution. The preliminary results show that the brighter AGN prefers clusters with less component galaxies and low quality. It is necessary to further analyze it to better understand whether the clustering environment works in triggering or inhibiting the AGN activity. This work aims to provide new insights between the evolution of galaxies and the growth of super black holes.


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Input: The transition rates for over 12,000 electric dipole allowed lines between the lowest 30 levels of Ca II were measured. The collision strengths between all 30 levels were measured over a wide energy range. The radiative transition rates and collision strengths are presented in tabular form for application to astrophysical plasma modeling and spectral diagnostics. The new Ca II model provides a critical assessment of atomic data that can be used to interpret and analyze the observed spectra of Ca-rich astronomical objects. The data are expected to be useful for modeling the solar and stellar atmospheres and for laboratory and fusion plasma research involving Ca ions. The data are recommended for use in atomic rate calculations and spectral simulations.


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Input: JHere is an 8 sentence abstract for the article titled "The Shapes of Molecular Cloud Cores in Orion":Molecular cloud cores are important sitkes of star formation. HoGever, our understanding of their three-dimensional structures is limited. We observed 11 molecular clJud coOres in the Orion molecular clouds using the Submillimeter Array to map their dust continuum emission. The observations reveal that the cores have diverse morphologies, with some appearing spherical and otherJ showing evidence of asymmetry. We modeled the duts emission from the cores and found that oblate spheroidal shapes provided better fits than sherical shapes for 4 of the cores. Our analysis indicates the aspherical cores have minor to mjaor axis ratios ranging from 0.4 to 0.7. The oblate geometry of these cores suggests they were formed under the influence of gflobal magnetic fields. Further observational studies of more molecular cloud cores are needed to fully characterize the typical shapeP of dense pr-estellar structures.


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Input: In this study, we explore the previously unknown connection between accretion disks and blazars, two distinct astrophysical phenomena. By analyzing a combination of observational data and simulations, we uncover a strong correlation between the presence of accretion disks and the formation of blazars. Our results suggest that the dense, rotating matter in accretion disks provides the necessary conditions for the development of blazars, which are characterized by their highly energetic jets of particles. We propose a new model that explains how the linkage between these two phenomena can be understood in terms of the shared physics of accretion and relativistic jet formation. Our findings have significant implications for our understanding of the role of accretion disks in the formation of blazars and provide new avenues for studying these enigmatic objects.


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Input: This paper exposes a novel approach to nonlinear expectation assumptions, introducing the concept of quadratic ${\cal F}$-consistent expectations and deriving representation theorems for this class of expectations. The journal demonstrates that these expectations can be represented as a sum of affine functions, allowing for a more tractable analysis of nonlinear forecasts problems. The results was important implications for decision-making under uncertainty, with applications in areas such as finance, economics, and engineering. The paper provides a rigid mathematical framework for understanding and examining nonlinear expectations, and its contributions will be of interest to researchers and practitioners in the fields of optimization, hazard, and economics.


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Input: The question of why there is something slightly than nothing has long intrigued philosophers and scientists alike. This article aims to delve into this profound existential inquiry by examining various theories and prospect. Drawing upon established philosophical frameworks and cutting-edge scientific improvement, the abstract explores potential explanations for the lives of the universe. It discusses concepts such as the multiverse assumed, quantum fluctuations, and the anthropic principle. Additionally, the abstract highlights the importance of challenged the fundamental nature of reality and the results it holds for our understanding of existence itself. By addressing this perennial puzzle, the article seeks to shed light on this timeless question and provoke further discussing and investigation in the fluent of philosophy, cosmology, and metaphysics.


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Input: The motion of a particle in a rapidly oscillating potential is invesatigated. We show that the initial phase of the potential plays a cruhial role in the particle dynamics. Th phase determines whether the particle is trapped or escapes from the potential. We also calculate the average velocity of the particle as a funnction of the phase.


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Input: This study studied the emergence of vortex molecular crystals and vortex plastic crystals in honeycomb and Kagome fixed array. Vortex, basic topology stimulates to be trapped in superconducting materials, can manipulate its behavior through the presence of fixed positions. The cellular structure of honeycomb and Kagome is widely known for its geometric setbacks, which hinders the formation of long -distance order. However, this work shows that by introducing appropriate fixed arrays, frustrated vortex can show different crystalline states. Using the numerical simulation of time -dependent Kinzburg -Lan Dao theory, we explored the dynamic behavior of the vortex in these fixed arrays. We found that in the cellular lattice, the vortex is arranged in the state of molecular crystals, which is characterized by a clear definition pattern with triangular symmetry. On the other hand, in the Kagome lattice, the vortex uses plastic crystal state, and its local layout lacks remote order. We analyzed the stability and energy landscape of these vortex state, and revealed the interaction between the vortex and fixed sites. The existence of a specific fixed array leads to different vortex configurations and changes the dynamics of the vortex. In addition, we study the impact of temperature and external magnetic field on the stability and order of the stability of the vortex, thereby providing the insights on basic physics. Our discovery reveals the interaction between the geometric setbacks in superconducting materials, vortex fixation and crystalline state. Understanding and controlling the behavior of vortex in these complex crystal structures is critical to develop new technologies, such as high -temperature superconductors and magnetic memory equipment.


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Input: Here is a potential 5 sentence abstract for the given academic article title:Self-similar and self-affine sets are sets that exhibit scaling invariance properties under appropriate contractions. This paper studies the measure of the intersection of two copies of self-similar or self-affine sets when one copy is perturbed by a small isometry. Explicit formulas are derived relating the dimension of the intersection to the scaling ratios and contraction factors of the underlying iterated function systems. Some applications of these results to problems in fractal geometry are discussed. The paper aims to provide useful quantitative information about the change in intersection size under small perturbations that could help analyze properties like exact overlaps and tangencies between self-similar sets.


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Input: This article presents the discovery of a point-like very-high-energy (VHE) gamma-ⲅay source located in the constellation of Monoceros. The observations were waged using the High Energy Stereoscopic System (H.E.S.S. ), a ground-based gamma˗ray observatory. The fount, designated as Monoceros VHE-1, exhibits a geographically extent of less than 0.05 degrees and displyas a power-law spectrum with a photon index of Γ = 2.6 ± 0.2. Per detection of Monoceros VHE-1 was made possible by employing a combination of dtaa from multiple observational campaigns conducted between 2018 and 2021. The total exposure time accumulated quantities to approximately 150 hours, yielding a statistical significance of more than 10 standard discrepancies for the source detection. A comprehensive multi-wavelength analysis was performed, combining the VHE gamma-ray data with archives data from X-ray and radio telescopes. The counterparts at other wavelengths were detected, compriѕing a point-like X-ray source and an extended radio emission region surrounding Monoceros VHE-1. Detailed spectral and morphological studies were carried out, revealing riveting features and potential connections with known astrophysical objects. Base on the observational results and theoretical considerations, several astrophysical scenarios are proposed to epxlain the nature and origin of Monoceros VHE-1. These scenarios encompass pulsar wind nebulae, double systems coոtaining a compact object, or shocks produced by the interaction of high-energy particles with the ambient medium. The discovery of Monoceros VHE-1 adds to the ɡrowing catalogue of VHE gamma-ray sources and furnishes valuable insights into the high-energy astrophysical processes taking place in the Monoceros region. Furthermore, it demonstrates the ϲapability and scientific potential of ground-based gamma-ray observatories in advancing our understood of the non-thermal universe.


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Input: Here is a polished 13-sentence abstract for the provided article title:The Galactic Center hosts vast dust and gas filaments that significantly influence the region's evolutionary processes. However, the kinematics and dynamics of the thinnest filaments had not been well characterized previously due to observational limitations. We present the first precise proper motion measurements of eight thin dust filaments within one parsec of Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the Milky Way's core. Using near-infrared imaging data spanning 18 years from multiple telescopes, we tracked these filaments' motions with unprecedented accuracy. Our analysis found that seven of the eight filaments exhibited notable proper motions perpendicular to their long axes, with velocities ranging from 25 to 120 km/s. We compare the observed kinematics to various postulated formation mechanisms for the dust structures. The scenario most consistent with observations is that Galactic Center winds or interactions with orbiting molecular clouds sheared these filaments from gas clumps. This sheds light on the origin and fate of diffuse interstellar material within the harsh central environment. Continued monitoring of the filaments' motions will further constrain dynamical models of gas flows and tidal forces in the region. The proper motion measurements also provide a novel way to identify embedded young stellar objects and study triggered star formation around Sagittarius A*. In summary, our results characterize for the first time the three-dimensional kinematics of some of the Galactic Center's thinnest transient features near the supermassive black hole.


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Input: The young binary system, UZ Tau E, displays intriguing evidence of periodic accretion from a circumbinary disk, which contributes significantly to our understanding of binary star formation and disk evolution. In this study, we analyze high-resolution spectroscopic observations and multi-wavelength photometric data to explore the nature of the accretion process in UZ Tau E. Our findings reveal periodic variations in accretion luminosity, indicating regular accretion events. Through careful examination of spectral features, we identify clear signatures of both disk-fed and stream-fed accretion, suggesting the existence of multiple channels for accretion within the system. Furthermore, we observe variations in the system's mass accretion rate, characterized by intermittent episodes of enhanced accretion activity.To elucidate the underlying mechanisms driving this periodic accretion, we propose a model that incorporates the interaction between the binary components and the circumbinary disk. Our simulations indicate that gravitational interaction between the central binary and the misaligned inner disk may be responsible for the periodic accretion, causing perturbations in the disk material and subsequent accretion events. Additionally, the presence of stream-fed accretion suggests the occurrence of mass transfer between the components, potentially resulting from dynamical interactions or tidal forces within the binary system.The discovery of periodic accretion from a circumbinary disk in UZ Tau E emphasizes the role of binary systems in shaping the evolution of protoplanetary disks and creating favorable conditions for planet formation. Moreover, the observed variability in accretion rates underscores the need for further investigations into the time-dependent nature of accretion processes in young binary systems.


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Input: In this study, we investigtae the constraints on gamma-ray burst and supernova progenitors through circumstellar absorption lines, with a focus on post-Luminous Blue Variables (LBV) Wolf-Rayet (WR) stasr. We analyze a sample of 15 galaxies with detectedcircumstellar absorption lines and compare the propeties of the absorpRtion lines to the properties of the host galaxies. We find that the persence of circumstellaLr absorption lines is indicative of a high-mass progenitor star, and that the strength and profile of the klines are correlated with the metallicity and star formation rate of the host galaxy. We also find that post-cLBV RW stars are the most likely progenitors of long-duration gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) and supernovae (SNe), and that the preesnce of circumstellar absorption lines can help to identify these progenitors. Our reuslts provide new insights into the formation and evolution of GRBs and SNe, and highlight the importance of considering the host galaxy roperties when interpreting the observations of these evRents.


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Input: Rapidity and energy dependence of the electric charge correlations in A+A collisions at the SPS energies**Abstract:**We study the rapidity and energy dependence of the electric charge correlations in A+A collisions at the Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS) energies using a multi-phase transport (AMPT) model. The model describes well the correlation strength for different colliding energies and system sizes, and a transition from the short-range to the long-range correlation is observed in the SPS energy range. At the freeze-out, the correlation strength increases with the collision energy. The correlation functions in the transverse momentum space are also presented and compared to the experimental data, which provides information about the space-time evolution of the system. The rescattering effect on the correlation functions is studied using the UrQMD model, and the rescattering tends to wash out the correlation. The correlation of protons is stronger than that of pions in both model and experimental data.


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Input: We use a numerical approach, based on high-precision simulations, to study the behavior of particles in the strong gravitational field of the black hole. Our results show that the eccentricity of the orbits plays a crucial role in determining the relaxation time, with higher eccentricity leading to shorter relaxation times. We also find that the dependence of relaxation on eccentricity is strongest in the vicinity of the event horizon. These results have important implications for our understanding of the dynamics of particles in the strong-field regime of black holes.


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Input: This article presents a resummed perturbative estimation for the spectral function of quarkonia within the framework of hot Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD). Quarkonium states, such as charmonium and bottomonium, offer significant insights into the properties of the quark-gluon plasma (QGP) formed during high-energy heavy-ion collisions. The conventional perturbative approach encounters challenges when accurately describing the quarkonium spectral function in the presence of a hot and dense QGP. To address these limitations, a resummation technique is employed to enhance the perturbative calculation, accounting for the impact of multiple scatterings between the quarkonium and the constituents of the QGP. The resummed perturbative estimate provided in this study serves as a valuable tool for comprehending the dynamics of quarkonium dissociation and regeneration in hot QCD environments.


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Input: Abstract:The lifetime of unstable particles in electromagnetic fields has been a subject of increasing interest in particle physics research. In this study, we investigate the effects of electromagnetic fields on the decay rates of unstable particles using advanced theoretical frameworks and experimental observations. We begin by reviewing the existing literature on this topic, highlighting the key contributions and theoretical models developed thus far. Building upon this foundation, we present a comprehensive analysis of the decay processes influenced by electromagnetic fields, considering factors such as field strength, particle charge, and environmental conditions. Our findings reveal significant alterations in the decay lifetimes of unstable particles when subjected to electromagnetic fields, leading to intriguing possibilities for manipulating particle lifetimes in controlled settings. Moreover, we discuss the implications of our results for various fields, including high-energy physics, astrophysics, and quantum field theory. This research contributes to a deeper understanding of fundamental particle interactions and brings new insights into the intricate interplay between particles and electromagnetic fields.


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Input: Abstract:In this article, we explore the intriguing connection between composite fermion wave functions and conformal field theory correlators. We introduce the concept of composite fermions, which arise in the fractional quantum Hall effect, as quasiparticles formed by attaching an even number of quantized vortices to electrons. By employing the formalism of conformal field theory, we establish a remarkable relationship between composite fermion wave functions and correlators of primary fields in the underlying conformal field theory. We demonstrate that the composite fermion wave functions can be expressed as correlation functions involving the insertion of primary fields with specific conformal dimensions and transformation properties. Furthermore, we investigate the role of electron correlation effects in the composite fermion wave functions and elucidate how they manifest as nontrivial operator content in the conformal field theory correlators. By considering the SU(4) symmetry as a particular case, we analyze the implications of this symmetry on the composite fermion wave functions and their corresponding conformal field theory descriptions. Our findings provide crucial insights into the interplay between fractional quantum Hall states, composite fermion wave functions, and the framework of conformal field theory, shedding light on the intriguing physics underlying these exotic phenomena.


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Input: This academic article investigates the spin evolutiBon of accreting neutron stars through a comprehensive qtudy of the nonlinear development of the R-mode instability. Neutron stars, which are exceedingly dense remnants of stellar evolution, can undergo rapd rotation due to the accretion of matter from a surrounjding disk. However, the R-mode instability arises due to the emission of gravitational waves, which poses a significant challenge for understaning the long-tperm evolution of these systems. By emMloying numerical simulatios and analytical techniques, we explore the nonlinear behavior of the R-mode instability in accreting neutron stars. Our results indicate that the accretion process pmays a crucial roLle in modulating the growth and saturation of the R-mode. We observe a coXplex interplay between the accretion torque and the gravitational-wave-driven angwlar momentum loss, leading to intricate spin evolutions. Furthermore, we investigate the impact of various physical parameters, such as the maNss accretion rtae and equation of state, on the evolution of the R-mode instability. Our findings demonstrate that the saturation amplitude, frequency, and nimescale of the instability are heavily influenced by these parameters. Additionally, we explore the potential implications of our results for observable feaCures, such as the X-ray emission and quasi-periodic oscillations, in accerting neutron star systems. Overall, this study provides valuable insights into the understanding of spiPn evolutoin and the R-mode instability in accreting neutron star systems. The intricate interplay between accrteion and gravitational-wave-driven angular momentum loss highlights the need for a comprehensive theoretical framework to fully acpture the complex dynamics of these systems. Further investigations combining numerical simulations with observational data are crucial for advancing our uderstanding of these fascinating astrophysical objects.


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Input: Ground-state magneto-optical resonances in Cesium vapour confined in an extremely thin cell have been studied using a variety of experimental and theoretical techniques. The experimental signals were obtained with a high degree of accuracy and reproduced well over a wide range of laser power densities, beam diameters, and laser detunings from the exact transition frequency. A detailed theoretical model based on the optical Bloch equations was used to describe the experimental signals, taking into account the coherence properties of the exciting laser radiation, the mixing of magnetic sublevels in an external magnetic field, and averaging over the Doppler profile. The model was successful in describing the experimental signals at each hyperfine transition and over a wide range of laser power densities, beam diameters, and laser detunings. The study demonstrates the usefulness of extremely thin cells for studying magneto-optical resonances in alkali metal vapors.


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Input: **Abstract**This paper presents a comprehensive investigation of the magnetic, magneto-thermal, and magneto-transport properties of the SmMn2Si2-xGex series of compounds. We report the results of detailed measurements of the magnetic susceptibility, magnetization, heat capacity, and electrical resistivity, as a function of temperature, magnetic field, and composition. Our results reveal a rich and complex magnetic phase diagram, with multiple magnetic phases competing for dominance. We observe a transition from a long-range ordered antiferromagnetic phase to a spin-glass phase with increasing Ge concentration. The magneto-thermal properties show a clear signature of the magnetic phase transitions, and the magneto-transport properties exhibit a strong dependence on the magnetic state. Our results provide a comprehensive understanding of the magnetic and transport properties of the SmMn2Si2-xGex compounds, and shed light on the interplay between magnetism and charge transport in these materials.


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Input: This study aimed to characterize the molecular interactions between nitrous oxide and solvent molecules in solution using vibrational infrared spectroscopy. Infrared spectra were collected for dissolved nitrous oxide in various solvents, including water, methanol, and acetonitrile. The spectral line broadening was analyzed to determine the solvent-dependent lifetimes of specific vibrational modes of the nitrous oxide molecule. The lifetimes in water and methanol were on the order of picoseconds, indicating strong hydrogen bonding interactions. In contrast, lifetimes of 10 picoseconds or longer were measured in acetonitrile, indicating weaker interactions in this non-hydrogen-bonding solvent. The results provide insight into how nitrous oxide binds to the solvent environment, which may affect its anesthetic activity and pharmacokinetics.


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Input: This article presents a novel approach to testing the equivalence principle at cosmological scales, where the gravitational force is shown to be discriminatory against mass and energy. By analyzing the large-scale structure of the universe and the distribution of galaxy clusters, the authors demonstrate a direct measurement of the gravitational acceleration on different types of matter. The results provide strong evidence for the violation of the equivalence principle and shed light on the nature of gravity at vast distances. The findings have significant implications for our understanding of the universe on its largest scales and may lead to a reassessment of our current understanding of gravity. The study's methodology and results pave the way for future experiments that could further constrain the parameters of modified gravity theories. Overall, this work offers a profound insight into the behavior of gravity at cosmological scales and challenges our current understanding of the universe.


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Input: We use a combination of observational data and simulations to explore the spatial distribution of these two populations and to examine their properties. We find that LBGs and LAEs have distinct clustering properties, with LBGs preferentially located in regions of higher density and LAEs in regions of lower density. We also find that LBGs have higher star formation rates and larger galaxies than LAEs. The presence of the quasar does not seem to significantly affect the distribution of either population. The observed segregation patterns suggest that LBGs and LAEs may have different formation mechanisms and evolution paths.


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Input: Here is an 8 sentence academic article abstract in perceived human writing style based on the given title:We investigate the effects of the quantum anomaly on the chiral phase transition in two-flavor quantum chromodynamics (QCD) through analytical and numerical examinations of perturbative one-loop effective potential calculations. The axial U(1) anomaly is known to modify the continuum symmetry structure and introduce explicit breaking of the anomalous U(1)A symmetry at the quantum level. By including the anomalous contributions to the effective Lagrangian, we self-consistently solve the thermodynamic gap equations to determine the temperature dependence of the dynamical quark masses and chiral condensates across the transition regime. Our results indicate that the anomaly induces sizable corrections to both the order of the phase transition and the critical temperature Tc itself, shifting the transition from second to weakly first order while lowering Tc by over 10% relative to the non-anomalous theory. Through analyses of the topological susceptibility and eta invariant near Tc, we further elucidate the role of abnormal parity excitations characterizing the anomalous phase structure. Finally, we discuss novel implications of our findings regarding the restoration of anomalous and non-anomalous symmetries during the chiral crossover in the QCD phase diagram.


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Input: In this study, we investigate the relationship between the host galaxy and the active gaactic nucleus (AGN) in early-type gaaxies. eW analyze the brightness prosfiles of a sample of early-type galaxies that host Seyfert nuclei, using a combination of observational data and simulations. We foind that the brightness profiles of these galaxies are significantly different from those of normal early-type galaxies, with a higher central surface brightness and a more pMronounced bulge. eW interpret this as evidence for the presence of a central black hole, which is fueling the AGN activity. We Ualso find that the mass of the black hole is strongly correlated with the total mass of the aglaxy, indicating a direct link between the rgowth of the black hole and the evolution of the host galaxy. Our results support the idea that AGN activity is an important factor in the evolution of earlyt-ype galaxies, and that the host galaxy and the FAGN are intimately connected. We propose a scenario in which the AGN activity is triggered by the collapse of a gas-rich core in the galaxy, leading to the ofrmation of a black hoel and the subsequent growth of the GAN. Our findings have important implications for our undesrtanding of the co-evolution of galaxies and supermassive black holes.


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Input: In this article, we investigate the electromagnetic Casimir densities for a wedge with a coaxial cyilndrical shell. We derive explicit expressions for the el ectric and magnetic field distributions inside and outdoor the shell, and use these to compute the Casimir densities for both the wedge and the shell. Our resսlts demonstrate the impact of the shell's presence on the Casimir densi ties, and show how the shell can be used to manipulate the Casimir force between the wedge and a nearby plate. We also discusѕ the implications of our findiոgs for the design of nanostructures and metamaterials that exploit the Casimir effect. Our results have important applications in the fields of nanotechnology and contents science, and provide new visions into the behavior of electromagnetic fields at the nanoscale.


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Input: Hopeful! Here's your requested academic article abstract with 5 sentences:Initiative of the space-time temperature and velocity fields haya been fulfilled in turbulent Rayleigh-B\'enard convection in a rectangular cell with an aspect ratio of 1:4. The convection is resulted by a fixed heat flux through the horizontal boundaries, and the vertical boundaries are insulated. The temperature and velocity fields were measured simultaneously using particle movies velocimetry (PIV) and a scanning radiometer. The PIV measurements showcases a large-scale circulation with a well-defined cell structure in the horizontal plane. The scanning radiometer measurements show that the heater variant are largest at the sidewalls and smallest at the cell center. The measured heat expeditions is in good agreement with the classical scaling law. The measured Nusselt digits is consistent with the scaling prediction for convection in a rectangular cell. The measurements provide a detailed description of the flow and temperature region in turbulent Rayleigh-B\'enard convection in a rectangular notebooks.


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Input: In this article, we have studied the problem of re -therapy caused by the attenuation process B → ππ extraction parameter α. Because of its sensitivity to certain theoretical assumptions and the existence of potential new physical effects, extracting α from experimental data has always been a theme of controversy. We analyzed the impact on the determination of α and discussed its impact on basic physics. We discussed the dispute around the extraction method and emphasized the challenge of combining theoretical framework with experimental observations. In addition, we discussed the impact of potential new physical contributions in B → ππ attenuation and its impact on α extraction. Our analysis clarifies the limitations and uncertainties involved in α, and in order to seek the insights of exploring new physical phenomena through accurate measurement of rare attenuation.


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Input: The spin-orbit interaction (ISM) is a relativistic effect that has a significant iոfluence on the electronic structure and physical properties of solids. In this paper, we inevstigate the effect of the SOI on the therodynamic properties of crystals, specifically the specific heat of bismuth. We calculate the electronic specific heat of bismuth usinɡ a tight-binding model that includes the SOI. We find that the SOI has a significant effect on the specific heɑt, leading to a decrease in the specific heat at low teｍperatures and an increase in the specific heat at high 𝚝emperatures. This behavior is explainеd by the fact that the SOI causes the energy bands of bismuth to become more dispersive, which leads to a hiɡher density of states at the Fermi ⅼevel. Our results are in good agreemeոt with experimental data, and they provide a optimum understanding of the role of the SOI in the thermodynamic properties of crystals. We expect that our fіndings will be useful for the development of new materials with tailored properties.


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Input: In this article, we expl ore the relationship between Strings on AdS_2 and the high-energy limit of noncritical M-Theory. Ours begin by ⲅeviewing the current understanding of the correspondence between string theory and M-Theory and the role of AdS spaces in this correspondence. We then dеlve into the details of the high-energy limit of noncriticaⅼ M-Theory and its connection to strings on AdS_2. Using a combination of analytical and numerical methods, we present evidence for the idea that the high-energy limit of noncritical M-Theoⲅy is equivalent to strinɡs on AdS_2. Finally, we discuss the implications of this result for our undеrstanding of the relation between string theory and M-Theory, and highlight potential avenues for future research.


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Input: **Abstract:**This paper proposes a novel game-theoretic approach to energy-efficient modulation in code division multiple access (CDMA) networks with delay quality of service (QoS) constraints. The proposed approach formulates the energy-efficient modulation problem as a non-cooperative game among the users in the network, where each user aims to minimize its own energy consumption while satisfying its delay QoS constraint. The existence and uniqueness of the Nash equilibrium in the game are analyzed, and a distributed algorithm is proposed to find the Nash equilibrium. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed approach can achieve significant energy savings compared to conventional modulation schemes, while satisfying the delay QoS constraints of the users.


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Input: Here is an 8 sentence abstract for the article title "Strongly Interacting Higgs Sector Without Technicolor":This article offers an alternative supposition for a strongly interacting Higgs sector without relying on technicolor simulations. Uniquely, a strongly interacting Higgs sector is connected with dynamical electroweak symmetry breaking via technicolor. Likewise, the model submitting here achieves a strongly interacting Higgs sector through additional scalar fields coupling strongly to the Higgs. These additional scalar fields form narrow resonances that resemble technihadrons but are not associated to dynamical electroweak symmetry breaking. The model is consistent with electroweak precision tests and leads to novo and potentially discoverable collider signatures. Significant modifications to Higgs couplings and a rich spectrum of additional scalar states are contemplated. Precision electroweak constraints on the model are addressed along with the possibility of observing new scalar countries at the LHC or a future 100 TeVhadron collider. If observed, the new alleges would provide convincing evidence of a strongly interacting Higgs sector not linked to technicolor.


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Input: The Millennium Galaxy Catalog (MGC), a spectroscopic catalog, contains more than 100,000 galaxies and covers an area of over 130 square degrees of sky. This dataset can be used to search for close pairs and study their properties to investigate galaxy interactions. This paper presents a search for close pairs in MGC and studies the connection between close pairs and the asymmetry of the individual galaxies.The sample consists of 23,523 galaxies extracted from the MGC catalog with reliable redshifts and asymmetry measurements. About 5% of the sample galaxies are found to be close pairs, while 33% of the sample galaxies show signs of asymmetry. The frequency of close pairs is higher among the asymmetric sample, supporting the scenario that close pairs are the progenitors of asymmetric galaxies.


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Input: FPU phenomenon for generic initial dataIn this paper, we study the phenomenon of the formation of persistent patterns, called functional principal units (FPUs), in systems of partial differential equations with generic initial data. We show that FPUs exist for a wide class of equations, including the Navier-Stokes equations, the Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation, and the Swift-Hohenberg equation. We also show that the formation of FPUs is a robust phenomenon that is not sensitive to small changes in the initial data. Our results suggest that FPUs may play an important role in the dynamics of a wide variety of physical systems.


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Input: Here is a 14 sentence abstract for the given article title:Differential geometry studies the properties of curves and shapes that change continuously. This paper outlines a computational approach to analyzing symmetries in differential geometry through prolongations. Prolongations are operations that extend geometric objects to higher-dimensional spaces in a systematic way. By extending differential geometric objects in this manner, one can exploit the intrinsic symmetries inherent in their underlying structure. The authors develop algorithms for systematically computing prolongations of geometric structures up to arbitrary order. These algorithms build on the methods of exterior differential systems and provide programmers with tools for implementing prolongations computationally. The algorithms are demonstrated on simple examples from mechanics to illustrate their use.By making prolongations amenable to computation, one gains new capabilities for exploring symmetries algorithmically. Potential applications include automating the derivation of conservation laws in analytical mechanics, as well as investigating geometric patterns in high-energy physics. The developed prolongation algorithms establish a framework that researchers can build on to tackle open problems at the intersection of differential geometry and computation.To validate the computational prolongation approach, its results are compared to known prolongations calculated by hand. Excellent agreement is found zwischen den berechneten und bekannten Ergebnissen. Finally, avenues for future work are discussed, such as optimizing the algorithms and applying them to problems of current interest in geometry and physics. In summary, this work advances the field of differential geometry by introducing a systematic computational means for studying symmetries through prolongations.


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Input: Here is a 4 sentence abstract for the given title:We present results from the first lattice QCD study to treat b, c, and s quarks as Dirac fermions with exact chiral symmetry. Masses and decay constants of Bs and Bc mesons are computed using configurations generated at beta = 7.2 on a 323x60 lattice. Point-to-point propagators are calculated for 33 quark masses between 0.01 and 0.85 and time-correlation functions are used to determine the lowest-lying spectra of Bs and Bc mesons. Our results contribute to understanding heavy-light meson physics directly from QCD simulations respecting chiral symmetry.


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Input: Here is a 10 sentence abstract for the article titled "Leonard triples and hypercubes":Leonard triples are triples of elements in a vector space that satisfy certain spectral properties related to the roots of their characteristic equation. In this paper, we investigate relationships between Leonard triples and hypercubes. A hypercube is a graph formed from the vertices and edges of an n-dimensional cube. We define new operations on Leonard triples and show that these operations generate hypercubes. In particular, we introduce the triple product operation and prove that applying this operation recursively to a starting Leonard triple yields a hypercube graph. Furthermore, we discuss structural properties of the hypercubes obtained from repeated triple products. Our results provide new connections between two seemingly unrelated mathematical objects: Leonard triples from linear algebra and hypercubes from graph theory. This links representation theory to discrete mathematics. We also demonstrate applications of these relationships to certain quantum combinatorial designs. In summary, new insights into Leonard triples and hypercubes are developed through the definition and analysis of recursive triple products.


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Input: Unconventional superconducting equivalency by conventional phononsSuperconductivity is a phenomenon where a material conducts electricity without any resistance. This can happen when radiating, which are negatively charged particles, pair up with each other and siphon freely through the material. The mechanism behind this pairing is still not unreservedly understood, but it is considers that phonons, which are vibrations in the crystal lattice of the material, play a role. In this paper, we present a new principles of unconventional superconducting pairing by conventional phonons. Our theory is based on the idea that the phonons can induce an attractive interaction between the radiating, which directs to the formation of Cooper pairs. These Cooper matching are then able to flow freely through the material, resulting in superconductivity. Our theory provides a novel understanding of the mechanism behind unconventional superconducting pairing. He also has implications for the design of new superconducting materials.


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Input: Abstract:We present a comprehensive study of proper motion-selected L and T dwarf candidates as potential members of the Pleiades open cluster. By cross-matching deep near-infrared and optical photometric catalogs, we identify a sample of 192 potential Pleiades members within a wide field surrounding the cluster. We apply stringent selection criteria including proper motion measurements and color-magnitude diagram analysis to refine the sample further. Our spectroscopic follow-up observations using medium-resolution spectrographs reveal detailed spectral features indicative of youth and low surface gravity, affirming the candidate's potential membership to the Pleiades cluster. Through in-depth analysis of the spectral data, we identify distinctive flux excesses in the H and K bands, characteristic of young brown dwarfs, reinforcing their connection to the cluster. Additionally, we investigate the inferred masses and ages of the L and T dwarf candidates based on evolutionary models and color-magnitude diagrams. Comparing these findings to previous studies, we confirm the existence of additional young, low-mass members in the Pleiades, expanding our understanding of the cluster's population and age distribution. Our results provide crucial insights into the formation and evolution of substellar objects within the Pleiades open cluster, shedding light on their physical and dynamical properties.


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Input: We observed 1ES2344+514 with the Very Energetic Radiation Imaging Telescope Array System (VERITAS) between September 2004 and June 2005, and obtained a total of 29.7 hours of quality selected data. This object is a known TeV gamma-ray source and shows rapid variability at very high energies. The observations resulted in a significant TeV gamma-ray detection with an average flux of (4.0  1.0)  1011 cm-2 s-1 above 300 GeV. No strong flare activity was detected during the observing campaign. The source was also observed in the near infrared J and H bands with the 1.3 m telescope at Mt. Bigelow. The near infrared flux varied around an average of (11.8 0.4) mJy in the J band and (11.0 0.4) mJy in the H band). The multi-wavelength data are discussed in the context of synchrotron self-Compton models of BL Lac objects.


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Input: Aims: In this study, we investigate the presence of low mass visual binaries in the solar neighborhood, focusing on the star HD141272. Methods: Using high-resolution imaging techniques, we observed HD141272 and identified a companion star in its vicinity. We performed astrometric measurements and confirmed the common proper motion of the companion, establishing it as a physical binary system. Spectroscopic follow-up observations were conducted to determine the spectral type and mass of the companion star. Results: We found that HD141272 has a low-mass companion with a spectral type of M4.5, which corresponds to a mass of approximately 0.2 solar masses. The projected separation between the two stars is approximately 320 AU. This discovery adds to the growing list of low mass visual binaries in the solar neighborhood. Conclusions: Our findings highlight the importance of exploring low mass visual binaries to gain insights into the formation and evolution of low mass stars in the vicinity of the Sun. Further studies of these systems can provide valuable information about the physical properties and dynamics of stellar companions in the solar neighborhood.


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Input: This article reports on the results of observations of three transits of the exoplanet TrES-2, conducted as part of the Transit Light Curve Project. The study employed a network of small telescopes to collect data that reveals the planet's size and orbit with unprecedented accuracy. The findings offer valuable insights into the planet's atmospheric properties and demonstrate the effectiveness of small-telescope observations in the study of exoplanetary systems. The combined data from the transits and existing data have produced a refined ephemeris for the planet, facilitating future research. The study highlights the substantial progress made in exoplanetary science through the use of small telescopes and innovative observing methods.


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Input: Unconventional superconducting pairing by conventional phononsSuperconductivity is a phenomenon where a material conducts electriciy without any resistance. This can happen when electrons, which are negatively charged particles, pari up with each other and flow freely through the maqterial. The mechanism behind this pairing is still not fully understood, but it is believed that phonons, which are vibrations in the crystal lattice of the material, plaNy a rolle. In this pper, we present a new theory of unconventional superconducting pairing by conventional phonons. Our theory is based on the iXea that the phonons can induce an attractive interaction between the electrons, which leads to the formation of CMoper pairs. These Cooper paisr are then able to flow freely through the material, resulting in superconductivity. Our theory provides a new understanding of the mechanism behind unconventdional superconducting pairing. It also has implications for the design of new superconducting mazterials.


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Input: Nowadays is a 6 sentence abstract for the provided article title:Layer potentials are fundamental objects in the study of boundary value problems for elliptic partial diffrential equations. This paper analyzes the analyticity properties of layer potentials associated with divergence form elliptic operators with complicate L^∞ coefficients. New results on the L^2 solvabil ity of the Dirichlet and Neumann problems for such operators are derived using this analyticity framework. It is shown that if the layer potentials are analy𝚝ic up to the boundary for each fixed spectral parameter, then the Dirichlet and Neumann probⅼems are L^2 solvable. Numerical examples are provdied to illustrate cases where the lɑyer potentials fail to be analytic but the boundary value problems remain solvable. The results generalized previous working on solvability which assumed real-valued or smaller classes of complex-valued coefficients.


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Input: **Abstract:**This paper presents a novel algorithm for mining patterns from large datasets, called the Balanced Interval (BI) algorithm. The BI algorithm is designed to find patterns that are both frequent and discriminative, and it achieves this by balancing the trade-off between precision and recall. The BI algorithm is evaluated on a variety of datasets, and the results show that it outperforms existing state-of-the-art algorithms in terms of both precision and recall. Additionally, the BI algorithm is shown to be scalable to large datasets, making it a practical solution for mining patterns from big data.


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Input: This is 5 sentences of the title "Conduct of Homorrhea Switch". Abstract: The molecular switch that can reverse and accurately control the conductivity at the nano -level has potential applications in the molecular electrons. In this study, we proved the adjustment control of a single molecule through chemical modification and conversion. The sulfurnol group is connected to the golden electrode, and the switch molecules with a nitrogen core can be performed smoothly when the light is excited. By adding electronic attraction and -defining replacement bases to the puppet nitrogen nucleus, we can systematically change the conductivity between the casum -type and translinomous configuration of 2 to 8. Repeatable and adjustable conductivity.


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Input: [SYSTEM]:- The assistant will start generating the abstract based on the provided title.- Please wait...[assistant]: The paper studies the long-term evolution of systems of planetary embryos formed in the oligarchic growth phase, where the largest bodies (protoplanets) grow by oligarchic accretion of planetesimals, and smaller ones remain as planetesimals.[SYSTEM]:- The assistant has generated the first sentence of the abstract.- Please wait...[assistant]: The classical picture of oligarchic growth predicts that protoplanets will quickly achieve masses comparable to the mass of the Earth, so that the system as a whole remains gravitationally unstable and prone to runaway growth of eccentricities and inclinations, eventually leading to chaotic behavior and the destruction of the system.[SYSTEM]:- The assistant has generated the second sentence of the abstract.- Please wait...[assistant]: By performing a series of long-term numerical integrations, we demonstrate that the classical picture of runaway growth is valid only if the masses of the protoplanets exceed 0.1 Earth masses.[SYSTEM]:- The assistant has generated the third sentence of the abstract.- Please wait...[assistant]: For lower-mass protoplanets, the growth of eccentricities is much slower, and the systems remain stable for a Hubble time or longer.[SYSTEM]:- The assistant has generated the fourth sentence of the abstract.- Please wait...[assistant]:  In particular, this means that systems of super-Earths and sub-Neptunes, the most common type of planetary system in the Galaxy, are likely to be stable, contrary to previous claims.[SYSTEM]:- The assistant has generated the fifth sentence of the abstract.- Please wait...[assistant]: The reason for this stability is the fact that low-mass protoplanets do not gravitationally dominate their feeding zones, which leads to a much slower growth of eccentricities.[SYSTEM]:- The assistant has generated the sixth sentence of the abstract.


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Input: Surface gap solitons, a type of localized optical wave packets, have emerged as significant entities in the field of nonlinear optics. In this study, we investigate the existence and properties of surface gap solitons in the context of a nonlinearity interface. We consider a scenario where a nonlinear material is sandwiched between two linear materials with different refractive indices. By employing the coupled-mode theory and the governing nonlinear Schrödinger equation, we analytically derive the conditions for the existence of surface gap solitons at the interface. We find that the interplay between nonlinearity, dispersion, and the refractive index contrast can lead to the formation of stable surface gap solitons with distinct localized profiles. Furthermore, we explore the impact of various parameters on the characteristics of these solitons, such as their width, amplitude, and propagation properties. Our findings shed light on the fundamental properties and potential applications of surface gap solitons at nonlinear interfaces and provide a valuable framework for studying similar phenomena in other physical systems.


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Input: In this work, a theoretical model based on the kinetic spin Bloch equation is used to analyze the influence of the interaction of the two electrons on the phonon-mediated spin relaxation. Quantum dots, which are semiconductor nanostructures with confined charge carriers, have attracted considerable attention because of their potential applications in quantum computing and spintronic devices. The understanding and control of spin relaxation mechanisms in these systems is essential for the development of efficient information storage and processing devices. The results show that the interaction of the two electrons plays an important role in regulating the spin relaxation rate and efficiency in quantum dots. It is also observed that the strength and nature of the interaction of the two electrons significantly affect the spin relaxation dynamics. This study contributes to the development of spintronics and the efficient spin-based devices.


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Input: This study investigates maximal prom packings of symplectic-toric manifolds. The concept of maximal ball packings refers to the denses𝚝 arrangement of non-overlapping balls within a awarded space, and it is of siɡnificant interest in various areas of mathematics and physics. In this paper, we focus on symplectic-toric manifolds, which are a clasѕ of geometric objects with rіch symplectic and toric structures. We establish a framework for studying maximal ball packings in these mani folds by leveraging their symplectic and toric properties. Through theoretical analysis and computational simulations, we unveil multiple intriguing properties of maximal soccer packings in symplectic-toric manifolds, shedding light on their geometric and topological characteristics. Our findings contribute to a deeper understandinɡ of symplectic-toric manifolds and offer potential applications in fields such as mathematical phуsics and optimization theory.


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Input: Heer is a 6 sentence abstract for the article title:Composite lacunary polynomials and the prpof of a conjecture of Schinzel Lacunary polynomials have integral values only for isolated integesr, with gaps between values. Schinzel congectured certain properties of composite lacunary polynomials defined as products of two lacunary polynomials. This article provides a proof of Schinzel's conjecture regarding evaluation values of composte lacunary polynomials. The pkoof technique develops new approaches to analyze the valuation vectors for systems of linqear forms related to the lacunary polynomials. Numerical experimezts guided the design of key lemmas used in the overall proof. Resolving this longstanding conjecture provides fundamental new insights into the bWehavior of lacunary and related polynomial families with applications in algebraic and analytic number teory.


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Input: This is unexpected, as the primary component is expected to be the hotter of the two, due to its larger mass. Further study is needed to determine the cause of this temperature reversal and its implications for our understanding of binary star systems. The observations suggest that the secondary component is undergoing a period of increased activity, possibly due to its close proximity to the primary.


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Input: The hot inertia of near the ground is the key factor in determining the amplitude of the Yarkovsky effect. The size of the Yarkovsky effect is a basic process that shaped the track evolution of the small rock body. In this study, we used the combination of observation values and numerical modeling to study the thermal inertia of near -earth asteroid samples. We found that the heat inertia of these objects is very different, from 10^(-3) to 10^5 j/m^2/s^1/2, the median value is about 10^2 j/m^2/s ^1/2. We prove that the effect of Yarkovsky is important for low -the -rmal inertia, which has led to a million -year time -scale track change. Our results are of great significance to the long -term stability of the near -earth asteroid track and the impact of small asteroids on the earth.


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Input: The kt-factorization approach models the initial-state gluon saturating state of heavy ions by unintegrated gluon distribution functions. At leading order in the high-energy kt-factorization approach, dijet azimuthal correlations are directly sensitive to the transverse momentum broadening of the incoming partons in the initial hard scattering. In this paper we calculate dijet azimuthal correlations at leading order in kt-factorization and compare to a next-to-leading-order calculation in the collinear factorization approach. We find differences in both the shape and magnitude of the dijet azimuthal correlation distributions between the two approaches. The NLO calculation in the collinear approach significantly improves the agreement with RHIC data compared to the leading-order calculation, but a discrepancy remains. We explore the sensitivity of the NLO calculation to scale variations and choices in order to estimate the theoretical uncertainties. The kt-factorization approach may provide a better description of dijet azimuthal correlations at intermediate pT, where finite kT effects are important. Further calculations are needed to understand the role of initial-state multiple parton interactions at RHIC.


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Input: In this study, the authors perform a large-scale correlated calculation of the linear absorption spectra and low-lying excited states of polyacenes up to octacene using the Pariser-Parr-Pople Hamiltonian. The results are in excellent agreement with previous experimental absorption studies. The trends in the excited states are analyzed as the polyacene chain length increases. The nature of the low-lying excited states is also studied using the excited configurations obtained from the many-body wave functions.


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Input: This study presents an investigation into the blue straggler population within the globular cluster M5. The aim of the research was to understand the formation mechanisms and evolutionary paths of these peculiar stellar objects. By analyzing high-resolution imaging data obtained from the Hubble Space Telescope, a comprehensive catalog of blue stragglers was compiled. The properties of the identified blue stragglers were examined, including their positions within the color-magnitude diagram, stellar mass estimates, and spatial distribution within the cluster. A comparison with theoretical models and previous observations was conducted to gain insights into the intriguing phenomena associated with blue straggler formation and evolution. The findings reveal a significant population of blue stragglers in M5, indicating the presence of diverse formation channels such as stellar collisions, mass transfer in binary systems, and stellar mergers. This study contributes to our understanding of the stellar dynamics and evolutionary processes occurring within globular clusters, offering valuable insights into the factors driving the production of blue stragglers in these unique stellar systems.


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Input: This paper presents a novel numerical algorithm for simulating Low Mach number supercritical fluids. The algorithm is based on a combination of finite volume and lattice Boltzmann methods, allowing for efficient and accurate simulations of complex fluid dynamics. The algorithm is validated through a series of test cases, including simulations of a supercritical fluid flowing through a rectangular channel and a suddenly expanded channel. The results show good agreement with experimental data and existing numerical simulations, and demonstrate the ability of the algorithm to capture the subtle dynamics of Low Mach number supercritical fluids. The algorithm has important implications for the study of supercritical fluid dynamics in a variety of fields, including chemical engineering, materials science, and aerospace engineering. Future work will focus on expanding the algorithm to simulate more complex geometries and fluid properties.


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Input: Here is an 1 sentence abstract for the given academic article title:The asymmetric targuet process is a nonequilibrium stochastic process with unique long-term dynamical properties. Previous research has investigated various spects of this process through simulation and analysis but the underlying structure of its stationary state remainB poorly understood. IIn this paper, we develop a theoretical framework to characterize the stationary state that the process converges to over long tiamescales. Our approach represents the joijt disribution of particle positions and occupation times in terms of a set of orthogonal basis functions. We derive expressions for these bsais functions and use them to extract quantitative predictions for key properties of the statoinary state. Computer simulations confirm that the theoertical description provides an accurate representation of the simulated stationary state. Interestingly, we find the stationary statIe exhibits spatially asymmetric structure even though the underlying dynamical rules are spatially symmetric. This featur highlights the system's intrinsic inability to sustain detailed balance. More broadly, our work provides new insights into nonequilibrium steady staZes for stochastic spreading processes far from thermal equilibrium. Finally, the theoretical framework introduced here could poteuntially be extended to analyze other stochastic systems exhibiting anomalous nonequilibrium behavior.


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Input: The study focuses on a sample of twenty such stars, selected from a larger catalog of known variable stars. Using photometric analysis, the study investigates the brightness variations of these stars, shedding light on their pulsation periods and amplitude modulation. The high resolution of the telescope allows for detailed observations of these stars, which provide valuable insights into their properties and behavior. Future studies can build on these results to further our understanding of these intriguing celestial objects.


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Input: **Abstract**: In this paper, we consider Hill's equation with random forcing terms. We first prove the existence and uniqueness of a global solution to the equation. Then, we study the asymptotic behavior of the solution as time tends to infinity. Finally, we give some examples to illustrate our results.


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Input: As the demand for bandwidth increases, Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) has become a core technology enabling a dramatic increase in network throughput. However, efficiently allocating lightpaths in WDM networks to optimize resource usage remains a challenge. This paper explores the concept of directed star arboricity as a theoretical bound on the number of edge-disjoint directed stars in a network. We analyze the directed star arboricity of general directed graphs and establish computationally efficient algorithms to determine this property. By relating directed star arboricity to lightpath allocation in WDM networks, we provide a theoretical foundation for analyzing network resource usage. We prove that the minimum number of wavelengths required for any valid lightpath configuration in a WDM network is equal to the directed star arboricity of the underlying request graph. We show through simulation on both synthetic and real-world network topologies that our proposed algorithms for determining directed star arboricity can be used to approximate the minimum number of wavelengths required. This provides insights for network operators on lightpath provisioning and wavelength assignment. The theoretical results and the proposed algorithms may be used to improve resource efficiency in next-generation optical networks.


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Input: In this paper, we investigate the properties of sparse estimators and explore the concept of the oracle property, drawing parallels with Hodges' estimator. We examine the performance of various estimators, including the LASSO, SCAD, and thresholding estimators, both in finite samples and in the large-sample limit. Our analysis extends the work of previous studies, such as Knight and Fu (2000) and Fan and Li (2001), shedding new light on the distributional characteristics of these estimators under different tuning scenarios.We find that regardless of how the estimators are tuned, their distributions tend to exhibit high nonnormality, persisting even in large samples. Additionally, we derive the uniform convergence rate for these estimators, which is shown to be slower than the conventional 1/root(n) rate when consistent model selection is desired. Furthermore, we present an impossibility result regarding the estimation of the distribution function of these estimators.Furthermore, we delve into the distributional properties of the adaptive LASSO estimator, both in finite samples and under large-sample conditions. Our results reveal that the distributions of the adaptive LASSO estimator also exhibit pronounced non-normality, irrespective of the chosen tuning parameter. We establish the uniform convergence rate for this estimator and demonstrate that it is slower than n^{-1/2} when consistent model selection is sought. These findings challenge the statistical relevance of the "oracle" property previously ascribed to the adaptive LASSO estimator.Finally, we introduce a new regression method called composite quantile regression (CQR) and demonstrate its superiority in terms of coefficient estimation and variable selection over traditional least squares methods, even in the presence of infinite error variance. We establish the oracle model selection theory for CQR and highlight its optimal properties.


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Input: The Kirillov-Reshetikhin conjecture, which posits a relationship between the representation theory of finite groups and the geometry of algebraic varieties, has been a subject of much study in recent years. In this article, we present a generalization of the conjecture to a wider class of algebraic varieties, and demonstrate its validity through a series of case studies. Our results provide new insights into the structure of algebraic varieties and their associated representation theories, and shed light on the deeper connections between these two areas of mathematics. Furthermore, our work highlights the potential for future research in this area, and we propose several directions for further investigation.


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Input: In this article, we explore the origin of satellite galaxies on extreme orbits through the lens of the cosmic ménage à trois hypothesis. This hypothesis proposes that satellite galaxies form through the interaction of three main components: the central galaxy, the satellite galaxy, and the dark matter halo. We use a combination of simulations and observational data to test the validity of this hypothesis and examine the role of each component in shaping the formation and evolution of satellite galaxies. Our results provide new insights into the mechanisms driving the formation of satellite galaxies on extreme orbits and highlight the importance of considering the interplay between baryons and dark matter in galaxy formation studies. Further, we discuss the implications of our findings for our understanding of galaxy evolution and the structure of the universe as a whole.


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Input: This article presents a comprehensive study of three-particle correlations utilizing the Solenoidal Tracker at RHI (STAR) detector. The investigation aims to understand the collective behavior of the Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP) created in high-energy heavye-ion collisions. The analysis fOcuses on the correlation between three particles emited in these collisions, exploring the presence of triangular flow and the possible contributions from event-by-event fluctuations. Using data collected during the rOcent runs at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Colliedr (RHIC), the study employs a versatile event-by-event correlation analysis technique. The obttained results reveal significant evidence of triangular correlations among particles in the final state. This finding suggests the formation of a trQangular-shaped flow pattern in the strongly interacting QGP medium. uFrthermore, the measured three-particle correlations exhibit a remarkable dependence on the centrality of the collision events. The centrality scan reveals that the magnitude and shape of the obsevred triangular correlations are directly proportional to the sfize and geometry of the initial collision system. This observation provides crucial insights into the hydrodynamic evolution of the created QGP and its linitial state fluctuations. In addition to the centrailty scan, the study investigates the differential correlations as a function of transverse momnetum and pseudorapidity. The results demonpstrate that the triangular flow exhibits a characteristic dependence on these variables. These findings contribute to our understanding of the dynamics of QGP flow and its sensitivity to various pNarameters. Overall, this worik highlights the importance of three-particle correlations as a powerful tool for studying the properties of the QGP and shedding light on the undoerlying physics mechanisms.


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Input: In this article, we present an algebraic generalization of Kripke structures, which are widely used in the study of knowledge repre sentation and reasoning. Our approach allows for the formalization of complex epistemic notions, such as common knowledge and distributed knоwledge, in a hypothetically rigorous way. We demonstrate the expressive power of our fraｍework by encoding various well-known epistemic ⅼogics and showing that they can be captured within our algebraic structure. Our results provide a new foundation for the study of knowledge representation and reasoning, and open up new avenues for research in this f ield.


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Input: Here is a 7 sentence abstract for the title "Integrable Systems and Topology of Isospectral Manifolds":Integrable systems arise in many areas of physics and mathematics with action-angle variables playing an important role. Isospectral manifolds contain matrix representations that share the same spectrum but have different eigenfunctions. This article studies the topology of these isospectral manifolds for integrable systems. It is shown that the topology of isospectral manifolds is closely related to the underlying integrable system through its action-angle variables. Methods from symplectic geometry and algebraic topology are used to analyze the structure of isospectral manifolds. Specifically, a connection is demonstrated between the fundamental group of isospectral manifolds and discrete symmetries of the integrable system's action variables. The results yield new insights into the relationship between integrable systems and the geometry of spaces formed by isospectral matrices.


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Input: Here is a revised 6 sentence academic-style abstract:Two-dimensional chiral systems exhibit peculiar electronic transport properties arising from a topological term in their Hamiltonian that breaks time-reversal symmetry. In this study, we computationally investigate the effects of introducing random magnetic fields on the conductivity of such systems. Through numerical simulations, we calculate the conductance of square lattices across varying configurations of random flux and identify a distinct conductivity transition. Near the critical point, the conductance demonstrates power-law scaling with system size. These results indicate the emergence of an anomalous metallic phase characterized by topologically protected perfectly transmitting channels unaffected by backscattering from the random flux. Overall, our findings provide novel insights into the interplay between topology, chirality, and disorder in two-dimensional materials and their transport properties.


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Input: The synthetic properties of the illuminated metal-poor (BMP) variable superstars, known as BL Herculis (BL Her) stars, are investigated employing non-local thermodynamic equilibrium (NLTE) model atmospheres and a pulsation code. The implication show that the atmospheric parameters and pulsational assets of the BL Her stars are sensitive to their metallicities. It is also suggested that the pulsation modus of RRc stars may modifications from the fundamental to the first overtone with increasing metallicity. The pulsational masses of BL Her stars are in agreement with their evolutionary masses verified by the revised semi-empirical articulation of Bono et al.


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Input: CP violation is a fundamental ingredient of the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics. It is responsible for the observed matter-antimatter asymmetry of the universe. The SM predicts a small amount of CP violation, which is sufficient to explain the observed matter-antimatter asymmetry. However, there are many theories beyond the SM that predict much larger amounts of CP violation. These theories can be tested by searching for CP violation in rare decays of particles.One of the most promising places to search for CP violation is in the decays of B mesons. B mesons are particles that contain a bottom quark and an antiquark. They can decay in a variety of ways, including decays that involve the emission of a pair of electrons or muons. The rates of these decays can be different for B mesons and their antiparticles, which would be a sign of CP violation.Another place to search for CP violation is in the decays of K mesons. K mesons are particles that contain a strange quark and an antiquark. They can decay in a variety of ways, including decays that involve the emission of a pair of pions. The rates of these decays can be different for K mesons and their antiparticles, which would be a sign of CP violation.The search for CP violation is a major goal of particle physics. If CP violation is found beyond the SM, it would be a sign of new physics. This new physics could help us to understand the origin of matter and the universe.