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1102.3922 | c | in this paper , we have generated a collection of evolutionary models for brown dwarfs and very - low - mass stars for different atmospheric metallicities , with and without clouds . these models employ realistic atmosphere boundary conditions that allow us to consistently predict , given a detailed opacity model , the... | employing realistic and consistent atmosphere boundary conditions , we have generated evolutionary models for brown dwarfs and very - low - mass stars ( vlms ) for different atmospheric metallicities ( [ fe / h ] ) , with and without clouds . we find that the spread in radius at a given mass and age can be as large as%... | employing realistic and consistent atmosphere boundary conditions , we have generated evolutionary models for brown dwarfs and very - low - mass stars ( vlms ) for different atmospheric metallicities ( [ fe / h ] ) , with and without clouds . we find that the spread in radius at a given mass and age can be as large as%... |
1105.6223 | i | stability of two - dimensional ( 2d ) plasma crystals is a fundamental problem of complex ( dusty ) plasmas . such crystals which are monolayers of hexagonally ordered monodisperse microparticles can be ( routinely ) created in a rf plasma @xcite : particles get negatively charged in a plasma and therefore the electr... | experiments with two - dimensional ( 2d ) plasma crystals are usually carried out in rf plasma sheaths , where the interparticle interactions are modified due to the presence of plasma wakes . the theory predicts a number of distinct fingerprints to be observed upon the instability onset , such as the emergence of a ne... | experiments with two - dimensional ( 2d ) plasma crystals are usually carried out in rf plasma sheaths , where the interparticle interactions are modified due to the presence of plasma wakes . the wake - mediated interactions result in the coupling between wave modes in 2d crystals , which can trigger the mode - coupli... |
1008.0905 | i | in this paper , we study schrdinger eigenvalue problems with real and complex polynomial potentials in the complex plane under various decaying boundary conditions . we provide explicit asymptotic formulas relating the index @xmath11 to a series of fractional powers of the eigenvalue @xmath12 ( see theorem [ main_thm1 ... | for integers and , we study the eigenvalue problemsu(z)=\lambda u(z)$ ] with the boundary conditions that decays to zero as tends to infinity along the rays in the complex plane , where is a polynomial of degree at most . then we show that if the eigenvalue problem is-symmetric , then the eigenvalues are all real and p... | for integers and , we study the eigenvalue problemsu(z)=\lambda u(z)$ ] with the boundary conditions that decays to zero as tends to infinity along the rays in the complex plane , where is a polynomial of degree at most . we provide asymptotic expansions of the eigenvalues . then we show that if the eigenvalue problem ... |
math0411143 | i | in this paper , we study schrdinger operators with any polynomial potential of degree @xmath0 with complex coefficients , under decaying boundary conditions along two rays to infinity in the complex plane , and provide asymptotic expansions of the eigenvalue counting functions and the eigenvalues . then we will use the... | for integers and , we study the eigenvalue problemu(z)=\lambda u(z)$ ] with the boundary conditions that decays to zero as tends to infinity along the rays in the complex plane , where is a polynomial . we provide asymptotic expansions of the eigenvalue counting function and the eigenvalues . then we apply these to the... | for integers and , we study the eigenvalue problemu(z)=\lambda u(z)$ ] with the boundary conditions that decays to zero as tends to infinity along the rays in the complex plane , where is a polynomial . we provide asymptotic expansions of the eigenvalue counting function and the eigenvalues . then we apply these to the... |
1504.04789 | i | let @xmath22 $ ] denote the set of @xmath3-hlder continuous functions @xmath23\to { \mathbb{r}}$ ] . in 2009 , kahane and katznelson @xcite proved the following result and asked whether it is sharp . for every @xmath0 there exists a function @xmath24 such that if @xmath9 $ ] and @xmath25 is of bounded variation , th... | for let denote the supremum of the numbers such that every-hlder continuous function is of bounded variation on a set of hausdorff dimension . kahane and katznelson ( 2009 ) proved the estimate and asked whether the upper bound is sharp . the upper bound on is a consequence of the following theorem . let\}$ ] be a frac... | for let denote the supremum of the numbers such that every-hlder continuous function is of bounded variation on a set of hausdorff dimension . kahane and katznelson ( 2009 ) proved the estimate and asked whether the upper bound is sharp . we show that in fact . let and denote the hausdorff and upper minkowski dimension... |
hep-th9508172 | i | more than twenty years ago , brezin , le guillou and zinn - justin ( bgz ) studied the phase transition of a cubic anisotropic system by means of renormalization group equations @xcite . within a @xmath4-expansion , they found that to lowest nontrivial order in @xmath5 , the only stable fixed point for @xmath6 is the @... | for the anisotropic$]-theory with we calculate the imaginary parts of the renormalization - group functions in the form of a series expansion in , around the isotropic case . the vertex functions in the presence of instantons are renormalized with the help of a nonperturbative procedure introduced for the simple-theory... | for the anisotropic$]-theory with we calculate the imaginary parts of the renormalization - group functions in the form of a series expansion in , around the isotropic case . dimensional regularization is used to evaluate the fluctuation determinants for the isotropic instanton near the space dimension . the vertex fun... |
astro-ph0110540 | i | the recent discovery of extrasolar planets on orbits very close to their parent stars ( mayor & queloz 1995 ; marcy et al . 2000 ; vogt et al . 2000 ; butler 2001 ) has raised a number of questions about the formation mechanisms of such systems . these close - in planetary companions are all presumed to be gas giants ,... | density waves launched by the planet are assumed to be damped as a result of their nonlinear evolution leading to shock formation and its subsequent dissipation . as a consequence wave angular momentum is transferred to the disk , leading to evolution of its surface density . planetary migration is an important ingredi... | gap formation in a gas disk triggered by disk - planet tidal interaction is considered . density waves launched by the planet are assumed to be damped as a result of their nonlinear evolution leading to shock formation and its subsequent dissipation . as a consequence wave angular momentum is transferred to the disk , ... |
1612.00209 | i | a self - similar set @xmath0 is defined as the limit set of an iterated function system ( ifs ) of contractive similitudes , and the iteration is addressed by a symbolic space of finite words which forms a tree . the topological boundary of the tree is a cantor - type set . however the tree does not capture all the geo... | given an iterated function system ( ifs ) of contractive similitudes , the theory of gromov hyperbolic graph on the ifs has been established recently . in the paper , we introduce a notion of simple augmented tree which is a gromov hyperbolic graph . by generalizing a combinatorial device of rearrangeable matrix , we s... | given an iterated function system ( ifs ) of contractive similitudes , the theory of gromov hyperbolic graph on the ifs has been established recently . in the paper , we introduce a notion of simple augmented tree which is a gromov hyperbolic graph . by generalizing a combinatorial device of rearrangeable matrix , we s... |
astro-ph9610096 | i | each specific model for the development of cosmogonic structure ( e.g. the hot dark matter [ hdm ] or cold dark matter [ cdm ] scenarios ) has one free parameter , the amplitude of the density power spectrum . in the light of the cobe observations ( smoot et al . 1992 ; gorski et al . 1994 ) , it occurs , for the fir... | gravitational lensing directly measures mass density fluctuations along the lines of sight to very distant objects . no assumptions need to be made concerning bias , the ratio of fluctuations in galaxy density to mass density . , this method is applied here to a standard cold dark matter universe . different cosmologic... | gravitational lensing directly measures mass density fluctuations along the lines of sight to very distant objects . no assumptions need to be made concerning bias , the ratio of fluctuations in galaxy density to mass density . hence , lensing is a very useful tool to study the universe at low to moderate redshifts . ... |
1310.2206 | i | this paper studies two - channel finite impulse response ( fir ) perfect reconstruction filter banks @xcite . figure [ ds_poly ] depicts the polyphase - with - advance representation of a filter bank @xcite . a lifting factorization @xcite decomposes the polyphase matrices @xmath0 and @xmath1 into upper and lower t... | examples of group lifting structures are given for linear phase lifting factorizations of the two nontrivial classes of two - channel linear phase fir filter banks , the whole- and half - sample symmetric classes , including both the reversible and irreversible cases . , it is shown that lifting factorizations are high... | group lifting structures are introduced to provide an algebraic framework for studying lifting factorizations of two - channel perfect reconstruction fir filter banks . the lifting factorizations generated by a group lifting structure are characterized by abelian groups of lower and upper triangular lifting matrices , ... |
1310.2206 | c | a new algebraic framework , the group lifting structure , has been introduced for studying lifting factorizations of fir perfect reconstruction filter banks . the primary focus of the paper is the uniqueness of the matrix factors arising in lifting factorizations . with no constraints on the lifting process , propositi... | group lifting structures are introduced to provide an algebraic framework for studying lifting factorizations of two - channel perfect reconstruction fir filter banks . the lifting factorizations generated by a group lifting structure are characterized by abelian groups of lower and upper triangular lifting matrices , ... | group lifting structures are introduced to provide an algebraic framework for studying lifting factorizations of two - channel perfect reconstruction fir filter banks . the lifting factorizations generated by a group lifting structure are characterized by abelian groups of lower and upper triangular lifting matrices , ... |
0704.2340 | i | during the last decade , many radioactive beam facilities have become available in the world . at these facilities , nuclear reactions involving nuclei with large neutron or proton excess can be studied , providing the opportunities to study the properties of nuclear matter under the extreme condition of large isospin ... | recent analyses of the isospin diffusion data in heavy - ion reactions have already put a stringent constraint on the nuclear symmetry energy around the nuclear matter saturation density . we review this exciting result and discuss its implications on nuclear effective interactions and the neutron skin thickness of hea... | heavy - ion reactions induced by neutron - rich nuclei provide a unique means to investigate the equation of state of isospin - asymmetric nuclear matter , especially the density dependence of the nuclear symmetry energy . in particular , recent analyses of the isospin diffusion data in heavy - ion reactions have alrea... |
1410.3256 | i | superconductivity is a striking physical phenomenon ; it is a manifestation of quantum effects on a macroscopic scale . the most striking features of superconductivity are ( i ) the zero value of the electrical resistivity , ( ii ) the expulsion of the magnetic flux ( meissner effect ) , ( iii ) the interference betwee... | historical review on the studies of the electron paramagnetic resonance in superconductors performed in the period from 1970 to 1990 at the kazan physical technical institute of the russian academy of sciences ( group of dr . e. g. kharakhashyan ) in collaboration with kazan state university ( group of prof . b. i. koc... | historical review on the studies of the electron paramagnetic resonance in superconductors performed in the period from 1970 to 1990 at the kazan physical technical institute of the russian academy of sciences ( group of dr . e. g. kharakhashyan ) in collaboration with kazan state university ( group of prof . b. i. koc... |
0803.2475 | i | in this talk i would like to describe some remarkable progress that has been made in the past few years in understanding the structure of gauge boson scattering amplitudes in a particular gauge theory , @xmath0 super - yang - mills theory . while this theory differs in many details from the electroweak and qcd theories... | i describe some recent developments in the understanding of gluon scattering amplitudes in super - yang - mills theory in the large- limit . these amplitudes can be computed to high orders in the weak coupling expansion , and also now at strong coupling using the ads / cft correspondence . slac | i describe some recent developments in the understanding of gluon scattering amplitudes in super - yang - mills theory in the large- limit . these amplitudes can be computed to high orders in the weak coupling expansion , and also now at strong coupling using the ads / cft correspondence . they hold the promise of bein... |
1401.3075 | i | on an acyclic multicast network , if there is a linear solution over gf(@xmath0 ) , could we claim that there is a linear solution over every gf(@xmath23 ) with @xmath312 ? it would be tempting to answer it positively because by the result in @xcite , the claim is correct when @xmath0 is no smaller than the number of r... | in an acyclic multicast network , it is well known that a linear network coding solution over gf( ) exists when is sufficiently large . in particular , for each prime power no smaller than the number of receivers , a linear solution over gf( ) can be efficiently constructed . in this work specifically , we prove by con... | in an acyclic multicast network , it is well known that a linear network coding solution over gf( ) exists when is sufficiently large . in particular , for each prime power no smaller than the number of receivers , a linear solution over gf( ) can be efficiently constructed . in this work , we reveal that a linear solu... |
1001.1132 | i | in this article we summarize the assumptions made and the reasoning that led to the development and construction of our parton bubble model ( pbm)@xcite , which successfully explained the charge - particle - pair correlations in the central ( 0 - 10% centrality ) @xmath11 200 gev au au data@xcite . the pbm is also cons... | these sheets create boost invariant flux tubes of longitudinal color electric and magnetic fields . a blast wave gives the tubes near the surface transverse flow in the same way it gave transverse flow to the bubbles in the pbm . in this paper in the gftm the longitudinal color electric and magnetic fields have a non -... | in an earlier paper we developed a parton bubble model ( pbm ) for rhic , high - energy heavy - ion collisions . pbm was based on a substructure of a ring of localized bubbles ( gluonic hot spots ) which initially contain 3 - 4 partons composed of almost entirely gluons . the bubble ring was perpendicular to the collid... |
1308.4760 | i | the x - ray binary cygnus x-1 was discovered in the early days of x - ray astronomy @xcite , and its compact primary was the first black hole candidate to be established via dynamical observations @xcite . recently , in three sequential papers on cygnus x-1 , we reported accurate values of the source distance @xmath7 ... | in gou et al . ( 2011 ) , we reported that the black hole primary in the x - ray binary cygnus x-1 is a near - extreme kerr black hole with a spin parameter ( ) . . the earlier work , which was based on an analysis of all three useful spectra that were then available , was possibly biased by the presence in these spe... | in gou et al . ( 2011 ) , we reported that the black hole primary in the x - ray binary cygnus x-1 is a near - extreme kerr black hole with a spin parameter ( ) . we confirm this result while setting a new and more stringent limit : at the ( 99.7% ) level of confidence . the earlier work , which was based on an analy... |
1008.0454 | c | as noted above , polarized position angle variations could be caused either by phenomena at the pulsar ( e.g. , precession or magnetospheric adjustments in the emission beam geometry ) ; or by interestellar faraday rotation variability . the observed measurements and upper limits on position angle changes reported in t... | we show that the uncertainties in a single - epoch measurement of position angle is usually dominated by random pulse - to - pulse jitter of the polarized subpulses . even with these uncertainties , we find that the position angle variations in 19 pulsars are significantly better fitted ( at the 3 level ) by a sinusoid... | in order to study precession and interstellar magnetic field variations , we measured the polarized position angle of 81 pulsars at several - month intervals for four years . we show that the uncertainties in a single - epoch measurement of position angle is usually dominated by random pulse - to - pulse jitter of the ... |
1103.4237 | i | the accretion disk models have been developed much in the past several decades . many disk models have been proposed and some of them are widely adopted in astrophysical studies nowadays , including but not restricted to shakura - sunyaev disk ( ssd ; see shakura & sunyaev 1973 ) , advection dominated accretion flow ( ... | in order to study the outflows from accretion disks , we solve the set of hydrodynamic equations for accretion disks in the spherical coordinates ( ) to obtain the explicit structure along the direction . using self - similar assumptions in the radial direction , we change the equations to a set of ordinary differentia... | in order to study the outflows from accretion disks , we solve the set of hydrodynamic equations for accretion disks in the spherical coordinates ( ) to obtain the explicit structure along the direction . using self - similar assumptions in the radial direction , we change the equations to a set of ordinary differentia... |
cond-mat0402574 | i | our current understanding of critical phenomena results from an intensive interplay between experimental studies of a large variety of physical systems , ground - breaking theoretical developments ( including renormalization group methods , finite - size scaling theory and conformal invariance ) and extensive numerical... | in the past perfect surfaces have been shown to yield a local critical behaviour that differs from the bulk critical behaviour . on the other hand surface defects , whether they are of natural origin or created artificially , are known to modify local quantities . it is shown furthermore that under certain circumstance... | in the past perfect surfaces have been shown to yield a local critical behaviour that differs from the bulk critical behaviour . on the other hand surface defects , whether they are of natural origin or created artificially , are known to modify local quantities . it is therefore important to clarify whether these defe... |
cond-mat0402574 | c | surface criticality has been the subject of intensive studies in the last thirty years . thereby a large variety of different methods ( analytical , numerical , and experimental ) has been used , yielding a host of interesting results , as reviewed in this work . critical phenomena at perfect surfaces are now in genera... | the effect of surface defects ( presence of edges , steps , quenched randomness , lines of adatoms , regular geometric patterns ) on local critical behaviour in semi - infinite systems and in thin films is discussed in detail . whereas most of the defects commonly encountered are shown to be irrelevant , some notable e... | in the past perfect surfaces have been shown to yield a local critical behaviour that differs from the bulk critical behaviour . on the other hand surface defects , whether they are of natural origin or created artificially , are known to modify local quantities . it is therefore important to clarify whether these defe... |
cond-mat0703433 | i | since superfluidity was first realized in ultracold trapped two - component atomic fermi gases @xcite , there has been increasing interest in the properties of spin - polarized fermi superfluids @xcite . as in unpolarized fermi gas superfluids , by making use of a feshbach scattering resonance between fermions , the ... | in the strong - coupling bec region where a feshbach resonance gives rise to tightly - bound dimer molecules , we show that a spin - polarized fermi superfluid reduces to a simple bose - fermi mixture of bose - condensed dimers and the leftover unpaired fermions . using a many - body functional integral formalism , , w... | in the strong - coupling bec region where a feshbach resonance gives rise to tightly - bound dimer molecules , we show that a spin - polarized fermi superfluid reduces to a simple bose - fermi mixture of bose - condensed dimers and the leftover unpaired fermions . using a many - body functional integral formalism , the... |
0803.0707 | i | let @xmath8=\{1,\ldots , p\}$ ] , and @xmath9 be the set of permutations of @xmath8 $ ] , for @xmath10 . when @xmath10 is even , let @xmath11 be the set of _ pairings _ on @xmath8 $ ] , which are partitions of the set @xmath8 $ ] into disjoint pairs ( subsets of size @xmath2 ) . we refer to the single element of @xmath... | in the symmetric group on a set of size , let denote the conjugacy class of involutions with no fixed points ( equivalently , we refer to these as `` pairings '' , since each disjoint cycle has length ) . their famous result has been reproved many times , primarily because it can be interpreted as the genus distributio... | in the symmetric group on a set of size , let denote the conjugacy class of involutions with no fixed points ( equivalently , we refer to these as `` pairings '' , since each disjoint cycle has length ) . harer and zagier explicitly determined the distribution of the number of disjoint cycles in the product of a fixed ... |
1304.5327 | i | the optically bright , extended region sh2 - 252 is a part of the gemini ob1 association . this region is mainly composed of two small clusters ngc 2175s and teu 136 and four cregions namely a , b , c and e. in this paper , an extensive survey of the star forming complex sh2 - 252 has been undertaken with an aim to exp... | in this paper , an extensive survey of the star forming complex sh2 - 252 has been undertaken with an aim to explore its hidden young stellar population as well as to understand the structure and star formation history for the first time . we used 2mass - nir and _ spitzer_-irac , mips photometry to identify and classi... | in this paper , an extensive survey of the star forming complex sh2 - 252 has been undertaken with an aim to explore its hidden young stellar population as well as to understand the structure and star formation history for the first time . this complex is composed of five prominent embedded clusters associated with the... |
1504.05260 | i | in the mathematical modelling of epidemic diseases , the fate of the disease can be predicted through the uninfected and infected equilibria and their stability . the basic reproduction number , @xmath1 , represents the average number of new infectives introduced into an otherwise disease - free system by a single infe... | in this paper , dynamical systems theory and bifurcation theory are applied to investigate the rich dynamical behaviours observed in three simple disease models . the 2- and 3-dimensional models we investigate have arisen in previous investigations of epidemiology , in - host disease , and autoimmunity . these closely ... | in this paper , dynamical systems theory and bifurcation theory are applied to investigate the rich dynamical behaviours observed in three simple disease models . the 2- and 3-dimensional models we investigate have arisen in previous investigations of epidemiology , in - host disease , and autoimmunity . these closely ... |
1002.2125 | i | neptune mass extrasolar planets around main sequence stars were first detected five years ago . since then , 27 planets with a projected mass lower than 25 earth masses have been discovered , the lightest one having a projected mass of 1.94 m@xmath2 . among these objects , 17 have a semi major axis smaller than 0.1 ... | , we expect that three resonant angles could be involved in this way . however , the relationship between these pairs that occurs in hd 40307 might be produced if the resonance is impulsively modified by an event like a close encounter shortly after the planetary system decouples from the disc . we find this to be in ... | in this paper , we consider the dynamics of a system of hot super earths or neptunes such as hd 40307 . we show that , as tidal interaction with the central star leads to small eccentricities , the planets in this system could be undergoing resonant coupling even though the period ratios depart significantly from ver... |
1002.2125 | c | in this paper , we have shown that the planets around the star hd 40307 could be undergoing a resonant interaction , despite departure of the period ratios from very precise commensurability . this is indicated by the fact that three of the four resonant angles librate or are associated with long term changes to the o... | in this paper , we consider the dynamics of a system of hot super earths or neptunes such as hd 40307 . we show that , as tidal interaction with the central star leads to small eccentricities , the planets in this system could be undergoing resonant coupling even though the period ratios depart significantly from ver... | in this paper , we consider the dynamics of a system of hot super earths or neptunes such as hd 40307 . we show that , as tidal interaction with the central star leads to small eccentricities , the planets in this system could be undergoing resonant coupling even though the period ratios depart significantly from ver... |
1603.07922 | i | if @xmath3 is a finite set of primes , we define the set of _ @xmath0-units _ to be those integers of the shape @xmath4 , with exponents @xmath5 nonnegative integers . the arithmetic of such sets has been frequently studied due to its connections to a wide variety of problems in number theory and arithmetic geometry . ... | our approach is based upon the modularity of galois representations and , for the most part , does not require lower bounds for linear forms in logarithms . its main virtue is that it enables to carry out such a program explicitly , at least for certain small sets of primes ; we do so for and . | in this paper , we develop a new method for finding all perfect powers which can be expressed as the sum of two rational-units , where is a finite set of primes . our approach is based upon the modularity of galois representations and , for the most part , does not require lower bounds for linear forms in logarithms . ... |
1102.0738 | i | quite a long time ago , wigner @xcite introduced random matrices in the context of nuclear physics . he suggested that the highly - excited energy levels of complex nuclei can locally be well represented by the eigenvalues of a large random matrix . a big nucleus is a rather complex system composed of many strongly in... | next we focus on the gaussian unitary ensemble ( gue ) and by suitably adapting a method of orthogonal polynomials developed by gross and matytsin in the context of yang - mills theory in two dimensions , we provide a rather simple derivation of the tracy - widom law for gue . our derivation is based on the elementary ... | in this paper , we first briefly review some recent results on the distribution of the maximal eigenvalue of a random matrix drawn from gaussian ensembles . next we focus on the gaussian unitary ensemble ( gue ) and by suitably adapting a method of orthogonal polynomials developed by gross and matytsin in the context o... |
math9903089 | i | in this paper we investigate the large scale geometry of connected nilpotent lie groups equipped with left invariant riemannian metrics by studying their quasi - isometric embeddings into various metric spaces . let @xmath1 be a connected nilpotent lie group with a left invariant riemannian metric and @xmath2 be the in... | in this paper , we prove results concerning the large scale geometry of connected , simply connected nilpotent lie groups equipped with left invariant riemannian metrics . precisely , we prove that there do not exist quasi - isometric embeddings of such a nilpotent lie group into either a metric space or an alexandrov ... | in this paper , we prove results concerning the large scale geometry of connected , simply connected nilpotent lie groups equipped with left invariant riemannian metrics . precisely , we prove that there do not exist quasi - isometric embeddings of such a nilpotent lie group into either a metric space or an alexandrov ... |
1307.8325 | i | we address the issue of front propagation in a reaction - transport equation of kinetic type , @xmath1 here , the density @xmath2 describes a population of individuals in a continuum setting , and @xmath3 is the macroscopic density . the subset @xmath4 is the set of all possible velocities . individuals move following ... | the model describes particles moving according to a velocity - jump process , and proliferating thanks to a reaction term of monostable type . the minimal speed of propagation of waves is obtained from an explicit dispersion relation . we construct the waves using a technique of sub- and super- solutions and prove thei... | in this paper , we study the existence and stability of travelling wave solutions of a kinetic reaction - transport equation . the model describes particles moving according to a velocity - jump process , and proliferating thanks to a reaction term of monostable type . the boundedness of the velocity set appears to be ... |
1308.1259 | i | performance of low - density parity - check ( ldpc ) codes under iterative decoding algorithms in the error floor region is closely related to the problematic structures of the code s tanner graph @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @xcite , @x... | for the set of ldpc codes with a given variable node degree and girth , we identify all the non - isomorphic structures of an arbitrary class of etss , where is the number of variable nodes and is the number of odd - degree check nodes in the induced subgraph of the ets . our study leads to a simple characterization of... | in this paper , we study the graphical structure of elementary trapping sets ( ets ) of variable - regular low - density parity - check ( ldpc ) codes . etss are known to be the main cause of error floor in ldpc coding schemes . for the set of ldpc codes with a given variable node degree and girth , we identify all the... |
1308.1259 | c | in this paper , we investigated the structure of elementary trapping sets ( ets ) of left - regular ldpc codes . we developed an approach to find _ all _ the non - isomorphic structures of a given @xmath2 class of etss , where @xmath3 is the size and @xmath4 is the number of unsatisfied check nodes of the ets . for lef... | in this paper , we study the graphical structure of elementary trapping sets ( ets ) of variable - regular low - density parity - check ( ldpc ) codes . the results of this paper can be used for the error floor analysis and for the design of ldpc codes with low error floors . | in this paper , we study the graphical structure of elementary trapping sets ( ets ) of variable - regular low - density parity - check ( ldpc ) codes . etss are known to be the main cause of error floor in ldpc coding schemes . for the set of ldpc codes with a given variable node degree and girth , we identify all the... |
astro-ph9910032 | i | hierarchical clustering scenarios predict that early - type galaxies we see today in large virialized structures and in low density environments have formed at different epochs ( ellis 1998 and references therein ) . cluster objects formed through major merging events at red - shift @xmath3 , whereas early - type galax... | ( 1998a , b ) for a sample of 51 early - type galaxies located in low density environments ( lde ) and showing signatures of fine structures and/or interactions . the sample contains 21 shell - galaxies and 30 members of interacting pairs . looking at the three indices in common , i.e. mg2 , fe5270 , and h , the cal... | in this paper we analyze the line - strength indices in the lick - system measured by longhetti et al . ( 1998a , b ) for a sample of 51 early - type galaxies located in low density environments ( lde ) and showing signatures of fine structures and/or interactions . the sample contains 21 shell - galaxies and 30 member... |
astro-ph9910032 | i | in this paper firstly we have compared the line strength indices for ssps that one would obtain using different calibrations in literature , namely worthey ( 1992 ) , worthey et al . ( 1994 ) , buzzoni et al . ( 1992 , 1994 ) and idiart et al . ( 1995 ) . secondly , with the aid of the worthey ( 1992 ) and worthey et a... | in this paper we analyze the line - strength indices in the lick - system measured by longhetti et al . firstly we perform a preliminary comparison between three different sources of calibrations of the line strength indices , namely buzzoni et al . ( 1992 , 1994 ) , worthey ( 1992 ) , worthey et al . ( 1992 , 1994 ) ,... | in this paper we analyze the line - strength indices in the lick - system measured by longhetti et al . ( 1998a , b ) for a sample of 51 early - type galaxies located in low density environments ( lde ) and showing signatures of fine structures and/or interactions . the sample contains 21 shell - galaxies and 30 member... |
1701.06237 | i | let @xmath0 be a given space - time domain in @xmath1 , denoted by @xmath2 in this domain we consider a continuity equation of the form : @xmath3 in the space of probability measures , with the constraint that the support of @xmath4 lies in the closure of @xmath0 . when @xmath5 , this constraint yields the co - normal ... | in this paper we consider a class of continuity equations that are conditioned to stay in general space - time domains , which is formulated as a continuum limit of interacting particle systems . we also consider the vanishing viscosity approximation of the system , given with the co - normal boundary data . if the dom... | in this paper we consider a class of continuity equations that are conditioned to stay in general space - time domains , which is formulated as a continuum limit of interacting particle systems . we study the well - posedness of the solutions and provide examples illustrating that the stability of solutions is strongly... |
1308.1010 | i | there is a vast literature on @xmath2-body vortex problems , much of which is reference in the book by newton @xcite . the geostrophic vortex models are described in many geophysics texts including @xcite . there has been some work done on two - layer point vortex dynamics on the entire plane . these include the works ... | in this paper we derive the equations of motion for two - layer point vortex motion on the upper half plane . we study the invariants using symmetry , including the hamiltonian and show that the two vortex problem is integrable . we characterize all two vortex motions for the cases where the vortex strengths are both e... | in this paper we derive the equations of motion for two - layer point vortex motion on the upper half plane . we study the invariants using symmetry , including the hamiltonian and show that the two vortex problem is integrable . we characterize all two vortex motions for the cases where the vortex strengths are both e... |
1107.5180 | i | lagrangian transport methods are based on following the individual trajectories obtained by solving the original differential equation ( ode ) for the particle location starting from a set of initial conditions @xmath0 at time @xmath1 : @xmath2 where @xmath3 is the velocity field . the geometrical approach of dyn... | the ( eulerian ) boundaries across which we consider ( lagrangian ) transport are kinematically defined by appropriately chosen streamlines of the mean flow . by evaluating the impact of the mean - eddy interaction on transport , the time method can be used as a diagnostic tool for transport processes that occur during... | in this paper we develop a method for the estimation of * t*ransport * i*nduced by the * m*ean-*e*ddy interaction ( time ) in two - dimensional unsteady flows . the method is built on the dynamical systems approach and can be viewed as a hybrid combination of lagrangian and eulerian methods . the ( eulerian ) boundarie... |
1107.5180 | i | we have developed a mathematical framework for the estimation of * t*ransport * i*nduced by the * m*ean-*e*ddy interaction ( time ) for flow properties and fluid particles with emphasis on two - dimensional unsteady geophysical flows , without the assumption of incompressibility . the time method estimates the amount o... | in this paper we develop a method for the estimation of * t*ransport * i*nduced by the * m*ean-*e*ddy interaction ( time ) in two - dimensional unsteady flows . the method is built on the dynamical systems approach and can be viewed as a hybrid combination of lagrangian and eulerian methods . where the time functions a... | in this paper we develop a method for the estimation of * t*ransport * i*nduced by the * m*ean-*e*ddy interaction ( time ) in two - dimensional unsteady flows . the method is built on the dynamical systems approach and can be viewed as a hybrid combination of lagrangian and eulerian methods . the ( eulerian ) boundarie... |
1004.1617 | i | the rotational spectra of many commonly observed molecules such as hcn , hnc , nh@xmath0 , n@xmath1h@xmath2 , and c@xmath3o exhibit hyperfine structure from the splitting of the rotational energy levels by electric quadrupole and magnetic dipole interactions induced by the nuclear moments of atoms such as n or @xmath3o... | in this paper we discuss two approximate methods previously suggested for modeling hyperfine spectral line emission for molecules whose collisional transitions rates between hyperfine levels are unknown . hyperfine structure is seen in the rotational spectra of many commonly observed molecules such as hcn , hnc , nh , ... | in this paper we discuss two approximate methods previously suggested for modeling hyperfine spectral line emission for molecules whose collisional transitions rates between hyperfine levels are unknown . hyperfine structure is seen in the rotational spectra of many commonly observed molecules such as hcn , hnc , nh , ... |
1008.1984 | i | the _ very _ center of our galaxy houses the variable source named sgr a * , first discovered in the radio as a compact source @xcite . the fact that this source is motionless ( to better than 1 km / s ) at the dynamical center of the galaxy @xcite , and its coincidence with the common focus of elliptical orbits of st... | in this paper we examine properties of the variable source sgr a * in the near - infrared ( nir ) using a very extensive ks - band data set from naco / vlt observations taken 2004 to 2009 . the lognormal distribution has a median flux of.1 mjy , but above 5 mjy the flux distribution is significantly flatter ( high f... | in this paper we examine properties of the variable source sgr a * in the near - infrared ( nir ) using a very extensive ks - band data set from naco / vlt observations taken 2004 to 2009 . we investigate the variability of sgr a * with two different photometric methods and analyze its flux distribution . we find sgr... |
0705.0466 | i | the deregulation of energy markets has given rise to various families of contracts . many of them appear as some derivative products whose underlying is some tradable futures ( day - ahead , etc ) on gas or electricity ( see @xcite for an introduction ) . the class of swing options has been paid a special attention in... | we show , for a fully general payoff process , that the premium , solution to a stochastic control problem , is concave and piecewise affine as a function of the global constraints of the contract . when the payoff process is driven by an underlying markov process , we propose a quantization based recursive backward pr... | in this paper we investigate a class of swing options with firm constraints in view of the modeling of supply agreements . we show , for a fully general payoff process , that the premium , solution to a stochastic control problem , is concave and piecewise affine as a function of the global constraints of the contract ... |
math0509603 | i | in this paper we give a multifractal analysis for stern brocot intervals , continued fractions and certain diophantine growth rates . we apply and extend the multifractal formalism for average growth rates of @xcite to obtain a complete multifractal description of two dynamical systems originating from the set of real... | in this paper we obtain multifractal generalizations of classical results by lvy and khintchin in metrical diophantine approximations and measure theory of continued fractions . we give a complete multifractal analysis for stern brocot intervals , for continued fractions and for certain diophantine growth rates . in p... | in this paper we obtain multifractal generalizations of classical results by lvy and khintchin in metrical diophantine approximations and measure theory of continued fractions . we give a complete multifractal analysis for stern brocot intervals , for continued fractions and for certain diophantine growth rates . in p... |
1501.07896 | c | while the word chaos is widely used in science and mathematics , there are a variety of ways of defining it . thus , for this 25th anniversary issue of the journal chaos , we are motivated to review issues that arise when attempting to formulate a generally applicable definition of chaos , and to advocate a particular ... | in this paper we propose , discuss and illustrate a computationally feasible definition of chaos which can be applied very generally to situations that are commonly encountered , including attractors , repellers and non - periodically forced systems . this definition is based on an entropy - like quantity , which we ca... | in this paper we propose , discuss and illustrate a computationally feasible definition of chaos which can be applied very generally to situations that are commonly encountered , including attractors , repellers and non - periodically forced systems . this definition is based on an entropy - like quantity , which we ca... |
hep-ph0201075 | i | nowadays the standard model ( sm ) of elementary particle physics is well established . some parts of it ( e.g. the properties of the @xmath8 boson ) have been tested to an accuracy far below the percent level mostly at the cern large - electron - positron collider ( lep , geneva ) , at the slac linear collider ( slc ... | furthermore the connection to observables involving a scalar higgs boson is worked out in detail . an all - order low energy theorem is derived which establishes a relation between the coefficient functions in the hadronic higgs decay and the decoupling constants . we review the radiative corrections of a higgs boson i... | in this review some recent multi - loop results obtained in the framework of perturbative quantum chromodynamics ( qcd ) and quantum electrodynamics ( qed ) are discussed . after reviewing the most advanced techniques used for the computation of renormalization group functions , we consider the decoupling of heavy quar... |
1304.1719 | i | in this work we have studied @xmath0 decay and scattering processes mediated by the higgs with quarks in the initial and final states using the formalism of non - equilibrium quantum field theory . starting from the kadanoff - baym equations for the lepton propagator we have derived the corresponding quantum - correcte... | in this work we study the contribution to leptogenesis from decay and scattering processes mediated by the higgs with quarks in the initial and final states using the formalism of non - equilibrium quantum field theory . starting from fundamental equations for correlators of the quantum fields we derive quantum - corre... | in this work we study the contribution to leptogenesis from decay and scattering processes mediated by the higgs with quarks in the initial and final states using the formalism of non - equilibrium quantum field theory . starting from fundamental equations for correlators of the quantum fields we derive quantum - corre... |
math-ph0505010 | c | in this work we have studied the scalar ( gauss ) curvature of weinhold metric for a thermodynamical systems with two thermodynamical degrees of freedom . we get criteria for the positivity , nullity and negativity of scalar curvature in terms of _ hessian surface _ of the thermodynamical potential , found scalar curva... | in this work[multiblock footnote omitted ] the curvature of weinhold ( thermodynamical ) metric is studied in the case of systems with two thermodynamical degrees of freedom . cases of systems with the constant , including ideal and van der waals gases , and that of berthelot gas are discussed in detail . | in this work[multiblock footnote omitted ] the curvature of weinhold ( thermodynamical ) metric is studied in the case of systems with two thermodynamical degrees of freedom . conditions for the gauss curvature to be zero , positive or negative are worked out . signature change of the weinhold metric and the correspond... |
1310.3840 | i | in the last two decades , ultracold quantum gases have been the subject of many theoretical and experimental investigations @xcite . among the many systems that have been studied , ultracold fermi gases have received wide attention @xcite . due to the experimental controllability achieved with ultracold gases , quantum... | in ultracold fermi gases , the effect of spin - imbalance on superfluidity has been the subject of intense study . one of the reasons for this is that spin - imbalance frustrates the bardeen - cooper - schrieffer ( bcs ) superfluid pairing mechanism , in which fermions in different spin states combine into cooper pairs... | in ultracold fermi gases , the effect of spin - imbalance on superfluidity has been the subject of intense study . one of the reasons for this is that spin - imbalance frustrates the bardeen - cooper - schrieffer ( bcs ) superfluid pairing mechanism , in which fermions in different spin states combine into cooper pairs... |
1210.4833 | i | the main goal of this paper is to study the representation theory of infinitesimal cherednik algebras @xmath2 , a deformation of the representation theory of @xmath1 with infinitely many deformation parameters @xmath4 . namely , @xmath1 can be represented as @xmath5 , where @xmath6 are the natural representations of @x... | infinitesimal cherednik algebras are continuous analogues of rational cherednik algebras , and in the case of , are deformations of universal enveloping algebras of the lie algebras . in the first half of this paper , we compute the determinant of the shapovalov form , enabling us to classify all irreducible finite dim... | infinitesimal cherednik algebras are continuous analogues of rational cherednik algebras , and in the case of , are deformations of universal enveloping algebras of the lie algebras . in the first half of this paper , we compute the determinant of the shapovalov form , enabling us to classify all irreducible finite dim... |
1504.04048 | i | thermoelectric effects in nanoscale structures have been frequently studied with the aim to improve the efficiency of devices . @xcite in addition , it has been recently demonstrated that thermopower measurements can serve as an interesting tool to characterize complex scenarios due to coherences and interactions in na... | interference effects in quantum dots between different transport channels can lead to a strong suppression of conductance , which cuts like a canyon through the common conductance plot [ phys . rev . lett . * 104 * , 186804 ( 2010 ) ] . in the present work , we consider the thermoelectric transport properties of the... | interference effects in quantum dots between different transport channels can lead to a strong suppression of conductance , which cuts like a canyon through the common conductance plot [ phys . rev . lett . * 104 * , 186804 ( 2010 ) ] . in the present work , we consider the thermoelectric transport properties of the... |
1511.03695 | i | gamma - ray burst ( grb ) pulse characteristics remain poorly understood even though pulses are the most common structures in grb light curves : there is little agreement concerning the physical mechanisms responsible for producing them . pulse characteristics are difficult to extract due to a mixture of strong spectra... | isolated swift gamma - ray burst ( grb ) pulses , like their higher - energy batse counterparts , emit the bulk of their pulsed emission as a hard - to - soft component that can be fitted by the empirical pulse model . this signal is overlaid by a fainter , three - peaked signal that can be modeled by an empirical wave... | isolated swift gamma - ray burst ( grb ) pulses , like their higher - energy batse counterparts , emit the bulk of their pulsed emission as a hard - to - soft component that can be fitted by the empirical pulse model . this signal is overlaid by a fainter , three - peaked signal that can be modeled by an empirical wave... |
astro-ph0606277 | i | @xcite first pointed out that star formation in giant molecular clouds ( gmcs ) happens surprisingly slowly . comparing the mass of gmcs in the galaxy with the total galactic star formation rate implies that no more than @xmath0 of the gas can form stars for each cloud free - fall time . this result is sufficiently sur... | it has been known for more than 30 years that star formation in giant molecular clouds ( gmcs ) is slow , in the sense that only of the gas forms stars every free - fall time . this result is entirely independent of any particular model of molecular cloud lifetime or evolution . here we find no evidence for a transitio... | it has been known for more than 30 years that star formation in giant molecular clouds ( gmcs ) is slow , in the sense that only of the gas forms stars every free - fall time . this result is entirely independent of any particular model of molecular cloud lifetime or evolution . here we survey observational data on hig... |
hep-ph9701393 | i | the violation of baryon number ( b ) in the hot , symmetric phase of electroweak theory plays a crucial role in scenarios for electroweak baryogenesis . the rate of b violation is tied , through the electroweak anomaly , to the the rate of topological transitions of the electroweak gauge fields . for the symmetric phas... | it has recently been argued that the rate per unit volume of baryon number violation ( topological transitions ) in the hot , symmetric phase of electroweak theory is of the form in the weak - coupling limit , where is a non - perturbative numerical coefficient . over the past several years , there have been attempts t... | it has recently been argued that the rate per unit volume of baryon number violation ( topological transitions ) in the hot , symmetric phase of electroweak theory is of the form in the weak - coupling limit , where is a non - perturbative numerical coefficient . over the past several years , there have been attempts t... |
1009.2483 | i | [ [ section ] ] consider a family @xmath8 over the open disk , satisfying a suitable condition of local triviality over @xmath9 . in @xcite , verdier defines a ` specialization morphism ' for constructible functions , producing a function @xmath10 on the central fiber @xmath3 of the family for every constructible ... | let be a closed embedding , with nonsingular . we define a constructible function on , agreeing with verdier s specialization of the constant function when is the zero - locus of a function on . our definition is given in terms of an embedded resolution of ; the independence on the choice of resolution is obtained as a... | let be a closed embedding , with nonsingular . we define a constructible function on , agreeing with verdier s specialization of the constant function when is the zero - locus of a function on . our definition is given in terms of an embedded resolution of ; the independence on the choice of resolution is obtained as a... |
1306.3350 | i | let @xmath0 be a closed orientable surface of genus @xmath1 equipped with the area form , and let @xmath2 be the identity component of the group of area - preserving diffeomorphisms of @xmath0 . denote by @xmath7 and @xmath8 the unit @xmath9-disc in a plane and the standard @xmath9-sphere respectively . in @xcite gamba... | let be a closed orientable surface of genus and let be the identity component of the group of area - preserving diffeomorphisms of . in this work we present the extension of gambaudo - ghys construction to the case of a closed hyperbolic surface , i.e. we show that every non - trivial homogeneous quasi - morphism on th... | let be a closed orientable surface of genus and let be the identity component of the group of area - preserving diffeomorphisms of . in this work we present the extension of gambaudo - ghys construction to the case of a closed hyperbolic surface , i.e. we show that every non - trivial homogeneous quasi - morphism on th... |
math0209111 | i | let @xmath0 be a compact symplectic manifold , and suppose an @xmath1-dimensional torus @xmath2 acts on @xmath0 in a hamiltonian fashion . let @xmath7 be a moment map . the components of the moment map are ( equivariant ) morse - bott functions on @xmath0 , and hence may be used to determine the ( equivariant ) topolog... | let be a compact , connected symplectic manifold with a hamiltonian action of a compact-dimensional torus . suppose that is equipped with an anti - symplectic involution compatible with the-action . duistermaat introduced real loci , and extended several theorems of symplectic geometry to real loci . in this paper , we... | let be a compact , connected symplectic manifold with a hamiltonian action of a compact-dimensional torus . suppose that is equipped with an anti - symplectic involution compatible with the-action . the real locus of is the fixed point set of . duistermaat introduced real loci , and extended several theorems of symplec... |
0804.1887 | i | local regularity and multifractal analysis have become unavoidable issues in the past years . indeed , physical phenomena exhibiting wild local regularity properties have been discovered in many contexts ( turbulence flows , intensity of seismic waves , traffic analysis , .. ) . from a mathematical viewpoint , the mult... | let be a continuous function . we show that if is `` homogeneously multifractal '' ( in a sense we precisely define ) , then is the composition of a monofractal function with a time subordinator ( i.e. is the integral of a positive borel measure supported by ) . when the initial function is given , the monofractality e... | let be a continuous function . we show that if is `` homogeneously multifractal '' ( in a sense we precisely define ) , then is the composition of a monofractal function with a time subordinator ( i.e. is the integral of a positive borel measure supported by ) . when the initial function is given , the monofractality e... |
0907.1177 | i | let @xmath0 be a simply connected semisimple algebraic group over an algebraically closed field @xmath1 of characteristic 0 ; all @xmath0-modules considered in the following will be supposed to be rational . an algebraic @xmath0-variety is said to be _ spherical _ if it is normal and if it contains an open @xmath10-orb... | let be a simply connected semisimple algebraic group over an algebraically closed field of characteristic 0 and let be a rational simple-module . if is a spherical orbit and if is its closure , then we describe the orbits of and those of its normalization . if moreover the wonderful completion of is strict , then we gi... | let be a simply connected semisimple algebraic group over an algebraically closed field of characteristic 0 and let be a rational simple-module . if is a spherical orbit and if is its closure , then we describe the orbits of and those of its normalization . if moreover the wonderful completion of is strict , then we gi... |
1609.08702 | i | let @xmath5 be a positive integer . every real number @xmath6 has a base @xmath1 expansion @xmath7 , and this expansion is unique if we adopt the convention that a tail of the coefficients @xmath8 can not be equal to @xmath9 . recall @xmath6 is _ @xmath1-normal _ if for every @xmath10 we have that @xmath11 , where @xma... | let be the set of real numbers which are normal to base . a well - known result of h. ki and t. linton is that is-complete . we show that the set of reals which preserve under addition is also-complete . we use the characteriztion of given by g. rauzy in terms of an entropy - like quantity called the _ noise_. it foll... | let be the set of real numbers which are normal to base . a well - known result of h. ki and t. linton is that is-complete . we show that the set of reals which preserve under addition is also-complete . we use the characteriztion of given by g. rauzy in terms of an entropy - like quantity called the _ noise_. it foll... |
1703.08241 | i | numerous applications motivate the study of families of homomorphisms from a discrete group to a lie group . perhaps the most impactful ( and so compelling ) is the relationship in differential geometry to flat bundles and geometric structures ( see ( * ? ? ? * page 163 ) ) . given a manifold @xmath4 with a base point ... | let be the-character variety of where is a rank 1 complex affine algebraic group and is a finitely presentable discrete group . the main results in this paper are not new , although we hope that as a well - referenced exposition with a companion computer program , it will be useful . | let be the-character variety of where is a rank 1 complex affine algebraic group and is a finitely presentable discrete group . we describe an algorithm , which we implement in _ mathematica _ , that takes a finite presentation for and produces a finite presentation of the coordinate ring of . the main results in this ... |
0807.0395 | i | an immersed loop in the plane might or might not bound an immersed disk , and if it does , the disk it bounds might not be unique . an immersed loop on a surface might not bound an immersed subsurface , but admit a finite cover which does bound an immersed subsurface i.e. it might `` virtually '' bound an immersed sur... | the unique homogeneous quasimorphism on dual to ( up to scale and elements of ) is the rotation quasimorphism associated to the action of on the ideal boundary of the hyperbolic plane , coming from a hyperbolic structure on . these facts follow from the fact that every homologically trivial-chain in rationally cobou... | let where is a compact , connected , oriented surface with and nonempty boundary . 1 . the projective class of the the chain intersects the interior of a codimension one face of the unit ball in the stable commutator length norm on . 2 . the unique homogeneous quasimorphism on dual to ( up to scale and elements ... |
astro-ph0407566 | r | table [ param.table ] outlines the galactic and satellite parameters varied to produce a model that fits the constraints detailed above . rather than run lengthy n - body simulations to randomly search for a global minimum in this degenerate , multi - dimensional parameter space ( 8 of which are allowed to vary ) , a m... | we compare this data set to both test particle orbits and n - body simulations of satellite destruction run within a variety of rigid milky way potentials and find that the mass of the milky way within 50 kpc of its center should be in order for any sgr orbit to simultaneously fit the velocity gradient in the sgr trail... | m giants recovered from the two micron all - sky survey ( 2mass ) have recently been used to map the position and velocity distributions of tidal debris from the sagittarius ( sgr ) dwarf spheroidal galaxy entirely around the galaxy . we compare this data set to both test particle orbits and n - body simulations of sat... |
astro-ph0407566 | c | as noted in 2.2 , most other sgr detections around the sky fall within the m giant - traced tails ( see fig . 17 of paper i ) , so that our best - fit models also provide a good match to these other data . in this section , we compare our predictions for older sgr debris ( green points ) not traced by the m giants wit... | m giants recovered from the two micron all - sky survey ( 2mass ) have recently been used to map the position and velocity distributions of tidal debris from the sagittarius ( sgr ) dwarf spheroidal galaxy entirely around the galaxy . the density distribution of debris along the orbit in these models is consistent with... | m giants recovered from the two micron all - sky survey ( 2mass ) have recently been used to map the position and velocity distributions of tidal debris from the sagittarius ( sgr ) dwarf spheroidal galaxy entirely around the galaxy . we compare this data set to both test particle orbits and n - body simulations of sat... |
1006.0946 | i | quantum chromodynamics ( qcd ) , as the gauge field theory of the strong interaction , reliably predicts scattering cross sections involving short distance partonic interactions . however , the vast majority of hadron - hadron scatterings take place through long - distance strong interactions , where no hard scales are... | measurements are presented of single and double - differential dijet cross sections in diffractive photoproduction based on a data sample with an integrated luminosity of . ratios of the diffractive to the inclusive dijet cross sections are measured for the first time and are compared with monte carlo models . | measurements are presented of single and double - differential dijet cross sections in diffractive photoproduction based on a data sample with an integrated luminosity of . the events are of the type , where the hadronic system contains at least two jets and is separated by a large rapidity gap from the system , which ... |
1006.0946 | r | a detailed description of the h1 detector can be found elsewhere @xcite . here , a brief account is given of the detector components most relevant to the present analysis . the h1 coordinate system is defined such that the origin is at the nominal @xmath6 interaction point and the polar angle @xmath133 and the positive... | de wolf , c. diaconu , m. dobre , v. dodonov , a. dossanov , a. dubak , g. eckerlin , v. efremenko , s. egli , a. eliseev , e. elsen , a. falkiewicz , l. favart , a. fedotov , r. felst , j. feltesse , j. ferencei , d .- j . thompson , t. toll , t.h . | measurements are presented of single and double - differential dijet cross sections in diffractive photoproduction based on a data sample with an integrated luminosity of . the events are of the type , where the hadronic system contains at least two jets and is separated by a large rapidity gap from the system , which ... |
1006.0946 | r | cross sections are measured integrated over the full kinematic range specified in table [ tab : kinrange ] and also single- and double - differentially as a function of a variety of variables which are sensitive to the overall event structure , the hard subprocess and the presence of remnants of the virtual photon and... | aaron , c. alexa , v. andreev , s. backovic , a. baghdasaryan , e. barrelet , w. bartel , k. begzsuren , a. belousov , j.c . fischer , m. fleischer , a. fomenko , e. gabathuler , j. gayler , s. ghazaryan , a. glazov , l. goerlich , n. gogitidze , m. gouzevitch , c. grab , a. grebenyuk , t. greensha... | measurements are presented of single and double - differential dijet cross sections in diffractive photoproduction based on a data sample with an integrated luminosity of . the events are of the type , where the hadronic system contains at least two jets and is separated by a large rapidity gap from the system , which ... |
1205.6323 | i | gravitational microlensing is an important method to detect extrasolar planets @xcite . the method is sensitive to planets not easily accessible to other methods , in particular cool and small planets at or beyond the snow line @xcite , and free - floating planets @xcite . the snow line represents the location in the p... | microlensing detections of cool planets are important for the construction of an unbiased sample to estimate the frequency of planets beyond the snow line , which is where giant planets are thought to form according to the core accretion theory of planet formation . in this paper , we report the discovery of a giant pl... | microlensing detections of cool planets are important for the construction of an unbiased sample to estimate the frequency of planets beyond the snow line , which is where giant planets are thought to form according to the core accretion theory of planet formation . in this paper , we report the discovery of a giant pl... |
1205.6323 | r | in order to select the best among the three competing models ( standard , parallax only , orbital motion and parallax ) , a simple comparison of @xmath61 values is not enough , because more refined models use more parameters . taking into account these additional parameters by normalizing the @xmath61 estimate by the n... | however , we find that adding bayesian priors from two effects ( galactic model and keplerian orbit ) each independently favors the upper end of this mass range , yielding star and planet masses of and at a distance of kpc , and with a semi - major axis of au . | microlensing detections of cool planets are important for the construction of an unbiased sample to estimate the frequency of planets beyond the snow line , which is where giant planets are thought to form according to the core accretion theory of planet formation . in this paper , we report the discovery of a giant pl... |
astro-ph0405329 | i | the formation of stars and planetary systems is one of the fundamental problems in astrophysics . much of the work over the past decades has examined the formation of low mass stellar systems because these objects sometimes form in isolation and are therefore easier to study individually . one of the earliest stages of... | motivated by our previous paper , in which we argued for the formation of molecular clouds from large - scale flows in the diffuse galactic interstellar medium , we examine the formation of molecular gas behind shocks in atomic gas using a one - dimensional chemical / dynamical model . in our analysis however , our pre... | motivated by our previous paper , in which we argued for the formation of molecular clouds from large - scale flows in the diffuse galactic interstellar medium , we examine the formation of molecular gas behind shocks in atomic gas using a one - dimensional chemical / dynamical model . in our analysis we place particul... |
astro-ph0405329 | r | our standard model assumes an initial shock velocity of @xmath44 km s@xmath40 impacting gas with a temperature of @xmath45 k and a density of @xmath46 ( @xmath47 28000 @xmath14 k ) . this shock speed is consistent with that induced by either spiral density waves @xcite or turbulence driven collisions between flows ( b... | we place particular emphasis on constraints placed on the dynamical evolution by the chemistry . the most important result of this study is to stress the importance of shielding the molecular gas from the destructive effects of uv radiation . for shock ram pressures comparable to or exceeding typical local interstellar... | motivated by our previous paper , in which we argued for the formation of molecular clouds from large - scale flows in the diffuse galactic interstellar medium , we examine the formation of molecular gas behind shocks in atomic gas using a one - dimensional chemical / dynamical model . in our analysis we place particul... |
astro-ph0405329 | c | our model calculations raise an obvious question : when should we consider that a `` molecular cloud '' has been formed ? as shown in figures 1 and 3 , @xmath3 can form at considerably earlier times and lower column densities than co , especially for low ram pressures / shock velocities . thus low - pressure clouds cou... | we find that for typical parameters the molecular hydrogen fractional abundance can become significant well before co forms . the timescale for ( co ) molecular cloud formation is not set by the h formation rate on grains , but rather by the timescale for accumulating a sufficient column density or extinction , . th... | motivated by our previous paper , in which we argued for the formation of molecular clouds from large - scale flows in the diffuse galactic interstellar medium , we examine the formation of molecular gas behind shocks in atomic gas using a one - dimensional chemical / dynamical model . in our analysis we place particul... |
cond-mat0607322 | i | molecular motors are protein molecules that drive a wide range of intra - cellular activities including transport of molecular cargo @xcite . there are many similarities between collective molecular motor transport and vehicular traffic @xcite . in recent years non - equilibrium statistical mechanics has found unusual ... | we begin by investigating the properties of the aggressive driving model ( adm ) , a simple cellular automata - based model of vehicular traffic , a unique feature of which is that it allows a natural extension to capture the essential features of dynein motor traffic . we first calculate several collective properties ... | motivated by recent experimental results for the step sizes of dynein motor proteins , we develope a cellular automata model for intra - cellular traffic of dynein motors incorporating special features of the hindrance - dependent step size of the individual motors . we begin by investigating the properties of the aggr... |
cond-mat0607322 | i | in this paper we have first investigated the properties of the aggressive driving model ( adm ) which is a simple cellular automata model for vehicular traffic . one of the motivations for considering this model is that the rule for aggressive driving can be naturally extended to capture the special features of step si... | motivated by recent experimental results for the step sizes of dynein motor proteins , we develope a cellular automata model for intra - cellular traffic of dynein motors incorporating special features of the hindrance - dependent step size of the individual motors . finally , we compare the transportation efficiencies... | motivated by recent experimental results for the step sizes of dynein motor proteins , we develope a cellular automata model for intra - cellular traffic of dynein motors incorporating special features of the hindrance - dependent step size of the individual motors . we begin by investigating the properties of the aggr... |
astro-ph9609094 | i | the optical and uv emission of radio - quiet active galactic nuclei ( agns ) is dominated by a quasi - thermal component , the big blue bump " ( shields 1978 , malkan & sargent 1982 , malkan 1983 ) . the big blue bump is usually interpreted as thermal emission from a geometrically thin , optically thick , accretion di... | this x - ray heated skin has two layers : a radiation pressure supported region in which the uv flux is created , and , immediately above this layer , a warmer zone , optically thin to uv radiation , formed where the x - ray ionization parameter is large . in the lower layer this finding raises questions for many other... | motivated by recent work indicating that the uv continuum in agn may be produced by reradiation of energy absorbed from x - rays irradiating an accretion disk , we present a calculation of the vertical structures and ultraviolet spectra of x - ray irradiated accretion disks around massive non - rotating black holes . a... |
astro-ph9609094 | r | the inner edge of the x - ray heated skin is 3 - 4 scale heights from the midplane of the isothermal disk . the thickness of the skin increases slightly with radius but remains @xmath118 of the height of the inner edge ( fig . [ fig : structure]a ) . the thin disk approximation is valid at all radii and the geometry of... | the incident x - ray flux heats a thin layer of material 3 - 4 scale heights above the midplane of the disk . the fraction of the incident hard x - ray flux which emerges in the uv falls with increasing ( the accretion rate in eddington units ) . at frequencies below the lyman edge | motivated by recent work indicating that the uv continuum in agn may be produced by reradiation of energy absorbed from x - rays irradiating an accretion disk , we present a calculation of the vertical structures and ultraviolet spectra of x - ray irradiated accretion disks around massive non - rotating black holes . a... |
astro-ph9609094 | c | we have calculated the vertical structure and uv spectrum of an accretion disk irradiated by hard x - rays from a corona , as predicted by many models for the x - ray emission in agn ( pounds 1990 ; hm93 ) . consistent with these x - ray production models , we assume there is no viscous dissipation in the accretion dis... | motivated by recent work indicating that the uv continuum in agn may be produced by reradiation of energy absorbed from x - rays irradiating an accretion disk , we present a calculation of the vertical structures and ultraviolet spectra of x - ray irradiated accretion disks around massive non - rotating black holes . a... | motivated by recent work indicating that the uv continuum in agn may be produced by reradiation of energy absorbed from x - rays irradiating an accretion disk , we present a calculation of the vertical structures and ultraviolet spectra of x - ray irradiated accretion disks around massive non - rotating black holes . a... |
1310.4677 | i | electromagnetic energy transfer between dielectric bodies at different temperatures is commonly described using the fluctuational electrodynamics ( fed ) approach @xcite developed by rytov @xcite and first applied to condensed matter physics by lifshitz @xcite . according to fed , thermal motion of charged particles in... | the theory is , in a sense , the microscopic generalization of the well - known fluctuational electrodynamics theory and thereby provides an alternative and conceptually simple way to calculate the local emission and absorption rates from the local langevin bath currents . the results show that the heat current between... | near - field and resonance effects have a strong influence on the nanoscale electromagnetic energy transfer , and detailed understanding of these effects is required for the design of new , optimized nano - optical devices . we provide a comprehensive microscopic view of electromagnetic energy transfer phenomena by int... |
0905.4094 | i | in this article , we have analyzed new ccd observations of the eclipsing binary system ar boo obtained during three successive seasons beginning in 2006 february . the light curves show partial eclipses and season - to - season light variability . our light - curve solution indicates that ar boo is a w - subtype contac... | new ccd photometric observations of the eclipsing system ar boo were obtained from february 2006 to april 2008 . mass transfer from the less massive primary to the more massive secondary component is likely responsible for at least a significant part of the secular period change . the cyclical variation with a period o... | new ccd photometric observations of the eclipsing system ar boo were obtained from february 2006 to april 2008 . the star s photometric properties are derived from detailed studies of the period variability and of all available light curves . we find that over about 56 years the orbital period of the system has varied ... |
1604.07778 | c | with our investigations of the one - dimensional voter model , we want to achieve two goals : ( i ) a better understanding of the _ non - linearity _ in the voter dynamics that was mostly studied as a linear model , only , ( ii ) a probabilistic description , and possible approximations , of the dynamics for the fracti... | this allows for voting rules different from majority voting . while the linear voter model is known to reach consensus , non - linear voter models can result in the coexistence of opposite opinions . this is compared with an analytic pair approximation for the expected value of the global fraction of opinions and a mea... | non - linear voter models assume that the opinion of an agent depends on the opinions of its neighbors in a non - linear manner . this allows for voting rules different from majority voting . while the linear voter model is known to reach consensus , non - linear voter models can result in the coexistence of opposite o... |
nucl-th9501036 | i | electromagnetic probes provide invaluable information about nuclear structure . the quasifree process @xmath1 has been used extensively to study proton hole states and to determine single particle spectroscopic factors @xcite . this reaction is advantageous because the electromagnetic interaction is known ; the relativ... | an expansion of the amplitude results in a power series in the nuclear potentials . the results can be cast in a form which reproduces the non - relativistic amplitudes in the limit that the potentials are removed from the nuclear current operator . we find that the non - relativistic calculations with potentials inclu... | non - relativistic reduction of the s - matrix for the quasifree electron scattering process is studied in order to understand the source of differences between non - relativistic and relativistic models . we perform an effective pauli reduction on the relativistic expression for the s - matrix in the one - photon exch... |
1612.00136 | i | modelling nonparametric time series has received increasing interest among scholars for a few decades , see , for example , @xcite . in classical time series analysis , the stationarity of time series is a fundamental assumption . yet , it may be violated on some occasions in such the fields as finance , sound analysis... | nonparametric regression models with locally stationary covariates have received increasing interest in recent years . as a nice relief of `` curse of dimensionality '' induced by large dimension of covariates , additive regression model is commonly used . however , in locally stationary context , to catch the dynamic ... | nonparametric regression models with locally stationary covariates have received increasing interest in recent years . as a nice relief of `` curse of dimensionality '' induced by large dimension of covariates , additive regression model is commonly used . however , in locally stationary context , to catch the dynamic ... |
1401.5799 | i | over the last several decades , with new evidence , the objects we call galaxies " have become much larger . extended dark - matter halos " were proposed to produce flat rotation curves at large radii in disk galaxies ( rubin et al . 1980 ) , and a corona " of hot interstellar gas at the galaxy s virial temperatur... | our current view of galaxies considers them as systems of stars and gas embedded in extended halos of dark matter , much of it formed by the infall of smaller systems at earlier times . other physical estimates of the extent of gravitational influence include the gravitational radius , gas accretion radius , and galac... | our current view of galaxies considers them as systems of stars and gas embedded in extended halos of dark matter , much of it formed by the infall of smaller systems at earlier times . the true extent of a galaxy remains poorly determined , with the virial radius " ( ) providing a characteristic separation between co... |
1401.5799 | c | this paper reviews current observations and inferences about the spatial extent of galaxies , and the extent of their gravitational influence . these included several dynamical measures : the gravitational radius " @xmath38 , the radius of influence " @xmath304 , and the accretion radius " @xmath305 . clearly , thes... | , the milky way stellar mass , , would correspond to kpc for half - mass halo assembly at . astronomers should refer to _ bound gas _ in the galactic halo or cgm , and _ unbound _ gas at the cgm - igm interface , on its way into the igm . | our current view of galaxies considers them as systems of stars and gas embedded in extended halos of dark matter , much of it formed by the infall of smaller systems at earlier times . the true extent of a galaxy remains poorly determined , with the virial radius " ( ) providing a characteristic separation between co... |
0903.0616 | m | the kepler mission will soon yield precise high - cadence time - series photometry of hundreds of pulsating stars every few months for at least 3.5 years @xcite . we will then face the challenge of determining the fundamental properties of these stars from the data , by attempting to match them with the output of compu... | solar - like oscillations have already been detected from the ground in several stars , and nasa s kepler mission is poised to unleash a flood of stellar pulsation data . deriving reliable asteroseismic information from these observations demands a significant improvement in our analysis methods . in this paper the cor... | over the past two decades , helioseismology has revolutionized our understanding of the interior structure and dynamics of the sun . asteroseismology will soon place this knowledge into a broader context by providing structural data for hundreds of sun - like stars . solar - like oscillations have already been detected... |
0903.0616 | r | the overall goal of our model - fitting pipeline is to take a range of oscillation frequencies and other constraints as input , to identify and refine the model that best matches these observations , and to produce the optimal values of several parameters and other characteristics of the model as output . to ensure tha... | over the past two decades , helioseismology has revolutionized our understanding of the interior structure and dynamics of the sun . we describe the details of the pipeline and we present the initial application to sun - as - a - star data , yielding an optimal model that accurately reproduces the known solar propertie... | over the past two decades , helioseismology has revolutionized our understanding of the interior structure and dynamics of the sun . asteroseismology will soon place this knowledge into a broader context by providing structural data for hundreds of sun - like stars . solar - like oscillations have already been detected... |
0804.3215 | i | 0.275 in optical packet - switched ring wavelength division multiplexing ( wdm ) networks have emerged as a promising solution to alleviate the capacity shortage in the metropolitan area , which is commonly referred to as metro gap . packet - switched ring networks , such as the resilient packet ring ( rpr ) @xcite , ... | , we analyze the maximum achievable long - run average packet throughput , which we refer to as _ multicast capacity _ , of bi - directional shortest - path routed wdm rings . we characterize the segment utilization probabilities through bounds and approximations , which we verify through simulations . we discover that... | packet - switching wdm ring networks with a hotspot transporting unicast , multicast , and broadcast traffic are important components of high - speed metropolitan area networks . for an arbitrary multicast fanout traffic model with uniform , hotspot destination , and hotspot source packet traffic , we analyze the maxim... |
0804.3215 | c | we have analytically characterized the segment utilization probabilities in a bi - directional wdm packet ring network with a single hotspot . we have considered arbitrary mixes of unicast , multicast , and broadcast traffic in combination with an arbitrary mix of uniform , hotspot destination , and hotspot source traf... | packet - switching wdm ring networks with a hotspot transporting unicast , multicast , and broadcast traffic are important components of high - speed metropolitan area networks . for an arbitrary multicast fanout traffic model with uniform , hotspot destination , and hotspot source packet traffic we identify three segm... | packet - switching wdm ring networks with a hotspot transporting unicast , multicast , and broadcast traffic are important components of high - speed metropolitan area networks . for an arbitrary multicast fanout traffic model with uniform , hotspot destination , and hotspot source packet traffic , we analyze the maxim... |
1010.3017 | i | high - redshift star - forming galaxies are becoming an important probe of galaxy formation , reionization , and cosmology . ionizing photons of young stars in star - forming galaxies ionize neutral hydrogen atoms in the interstellar medium ( ism ) , and each subsequent recombination has a probability of @xmath2 of end... | photons that escape the interstellar medium of star - forming galaxies may be resonantly scattered by neutral hydrogen atoms in the circumgalactic and intergalactic media , thereby increasing the angular extent of the galaxy s emission . we present predictions of this extended , low surface brightness emission based on... | photons that escape the interstellar medium of star - forming galaxies may be resonantly scattered by neutral hydrogen atoms in the circumgalactic and intergalactic media , thereby increasing the angular extent of the galaxy s emission . we present predictions of this extended , low surface brightness emission based on... |
1010.3017 | c | after escaping from the ism , photons converted from ionizing photons in star - forming galaxies experience scatterings in the circumgalactic and intergalactic media . such a radiative transfer process makes emission from these galaxies spatially extended . in this paper , built on the radiative transfer modeling of la... | the extended emission can be detected from stacked narrowband images of emitters ( laes ) or of lyman break galaxies ( lbgs ) . its average surface brightness profile has a central cusp , then flattens to an approximate plateau beginning at an inner characteristic scale below.2 mpc ( comoving ) , then steepens again be... | photons that escape the interstellar medium of star - forming galaxies may be resonantly scattered by neutral hydrogen atoms in the circumgalactic and intergalactic media , thereby increasing the angular extent of the galaxy s emission . we present predictions of this extended , low surface brightness emission based on... |
physics0409071 | i | [ [ spthist ] ] historical background of study p- and t - parity nonconservation effects in heavy - atom molecules . + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + after disc... | precise calculations of core properties in heavy - atom systems which are described by the operators heavily concentrated in atomic cores , like to hyperfine structure and p , t - parity nonconservation effects , usually require accounting for relativistic effects . the valence molecular spinors are usually smoothed in... | precise calculations of core properties in heavy - atom systems which are described by the operators heavily concentrated in atomic cores , like to hyperfine structure and p , t - parity nonconservation effects , usually require accounting for relativistic effects . unfortunately , completely relativistic treatment of ... |
1312.5904 | i | the global ocean dominates the iconic image of earth viewed from space , leading to the now famous `` blue marble '' descriptor for our planet . the ocean covers more than 70% of the planetary surface and ocean processes are critical to life - sustaining ( and life - challenging ) events and processes occurring across ... | processes in ocean physics , air sea interaction and ocean biogeochemistry span enormous ranges in spatial and temporal scales , that is , from molecular to planetary and from seconds to millennia . identifying and implementing sustainable human practices depend critically on our understandings of key aspects of ocean... | processes in ocean physics , air sea interaction and ocean biogeochemistry span enormous ranges in spatial and temporal scales , that is , from molecular to planetary and from seconds to millennia . identifying and implementing sustainable human practices depend critically on our understandings of key aspects of ocean... |
1410.6780 | i | polymers exposed to an unfavorable environment can collapse or change shape in order to minimize surface energy @xcite . examples of unfavorable environments include a poor solvent or a hydrophilic - hydrophobic interface like the one between water and either air or oil . examples of conformations driven by such energy... | protein fibril accumulation at interfaces is an important step in many physiological processes and neurodegenerative diseases as well as in designing materials . here we reason that this spontaneous curvature is governed by structural characteristics on the molecular level and is to be expected when a chiral and polar ... | protein fibril accumulation at interfaces is an important step in many physiological processes and neurodegenerative diseases as well as in designing materials . here we show , using-lactoglobulin fibrils as a model , that semiflexible fibrils exposed to a surface do not possess the gaussian distribution of curvatures ... |
1410.6780 | r | when imaging the air - water interfacial fibril layer by afm using a modified langmuir - schaefer horizontal transfer technique ( see materials and methods ) to resolve 2d liquid crystallinity , we found that , in addition to nematic and isotropic fibril domains @xcite , some @xmath0-lactoglobulin fibrils were present ... | we show , using-lactoglobulin fibrils as a model , that semiflexible fibrils exposed to a surface do not possess the gaussian distribution of curvatures characteristic for wormlike chains , but instead exhibit a spontaneous curvature , which can even lead to ring - like conformations . the long - lived presence of such... | protein fibril accumulation at interfaces is an important step in many physiological processes and neurodegenerative diseases as well as in designing materials . here we show , using-lactoglobulin fibrils as a model , that semiflexible fibrils exposed to a surface do not possess the gaussian distribution of curvatures ... |
1007.1920 | i | a good understanding of quantum chromodynamics ( qcd ) at finite temperature and baryon density is crucial for us to understand a wide range of physical phenomena . for instance , to understand the evolution of the universe in the first few seconds , one needs the knowledge of qcd phase transition at temperature @xmath... | qcd - like theories possess a positively definite fermion determinant at finite baryon chemical potential and the lattice simulation can be successfully performed . while the chiral perturbation theories are sufficient to describe the bose condensate at low density , to describe the crossover from bose - einstein conde... | qcd - like theories possess a positively definite fermion determinant at finite baryon chemical potential and the lattice simulation can be successfully performed . while the chiral perturbation theories are sufficient to describe the bose condensate at low density , to describe the crossover from bose - einstein conde... |
1609.07581 | i | from the famous einstein - podolsky - rosen ( epr ) paradox @xcite to bell s seminal discovery @xcite , quantum theory has never failed to surprise us with its plethora of intriguing phenomena and mind - boggling applications @xcite . among those who made the bizarre nature of quantum theory evident was schrdinger ,... | quantum steering , also called einstein - podolsky - rosen steering , is the intriguing phenomenon associated with the ability of spatially separated observers to _ steer_by means of local measurements the set of conditional quantum states accessible by a distant party . in the light of quantum information , _ all _ s... | quantum steering , also called einstein - podolsky - rosen steering , is the intriguing phenomenon associated with the ability of spatially separated observers to _ steer_by means of local measurements the set of conditional quantum states accessible by a distant party . in the light of quantum information , _ all _ s... |
1609.07581 | c | in this paper , we have introduced the tool of steering fraction @xmath280 and used it to establish novel results spanning across various dimensions of the phenomenon of quantum steering . below , we briefly summarize these results and comment on some possibilities for future research . firstly , we have derived a gene... | convex steering monotone _ and demonstrate how it is related to two other steering monotones , namely , steerable weight and steering robustness . using these tools , we further demonstrate the _ superactivation _ of steerability for a well - known family of entangled quantum states , i.e. , we show how the steerabilit... | quantum steering , also called einstein - podolsky - rosen steering , is the intriguing phenomenon associated with the ability of spatially separated observers to _ steer_by means of local measurements the set of conditional quantum states accessible by a distant party . in the light of quantum information , _ all _ s... |
astro-ph0610088 | r | in this section the dependence of stripping on the masses of the large and satellite halos and on the model s parameters is explicitly determined . the maximum ram pressure , the ram pressure at the pericenter of the galaxy s orbit , is given by @xmath58 where @xmath59 is the distance of closest approach , @xmath60 is ... | whether ram pressure stripping of the outer disk or hot galactic halo occurs is found to depend primarily on the ratio of the satellite galaxy mass to the mass of the host group or cluster . how the effectiveness of ram pressure stripping depends on the density of the inter - group gas , the dark matter halo concentrat... | ram pressure stripping is an important process in the evolution of both dwarf galaxies and large spirals . large spirals are severely stripped in rich clusters and may be mildly stripped in groups . dwarf galaxies can be severely stripped in both clusters and groups . a model is developed that describes the stripping o... |
astro-ph0610088 | c | the model developed here relates the degree of ram pressure stripping a satellite galaxy experiences to the galaxy and cluster masses and can be used to quickly determine the extent to which a galaxy is likely to be stripped . all galaxies lose most of their hot galactic halo . in clusters galaxies at moderate mass rat... | ram pressure stripping is an important process in the evolution of both dwarf galaxies and large spirals . a model is developed that describes the stripping of a satellite galaxy s outer h i disk and hot galactic halo . the model can be applied to a wide range of environments and satellite galaxy masses . | ram pressure stripping is an important process in the evolution of both dwarf galaxies and large spirals . large spirals are severely stripped in rich clusters and may be mildly stripped in groups . dwarf galaxies can be severely stripped in both clusters and groups . a model is developed that describes the stripping o... |
1405.4246 | i | ultracold atomic gases are among the most successful implementations of a quantum simulator @xcite . some paradigms in condensed matter physics have analogues in ultracold atomic gases and can be studied in an ideal setting with full control of the hamiltonian parameters . for instance , the microcanonical approach to... | recent experimental realizations of artificial gauge fields for cold atoms are promising for generating steady states carrying a mass current in strongly correlated systems , such as the bose - hubbard model . , we analyze the effect of the lattice and interaction strength on the current generated by a quench in the ar... | recent experimental realizations of artificial gauge fields for cold atoms are promising for generating steady states carrying a mass current in strongly correlated systems , such as the bose - hubbard model . moreover , a homogeneous condensate confined by hard - wall potentials from laser sheets has been demonstrated... |
1106.2898 | i | the advent of the @xmath2 x - ray observatory , with its unprecedented sub - arcsecond resolution , allowed to study better than ever before the main contributors to the total x - ray emission of early - type galaxies ( hereafter etgs ) : the low - mass x - ray binaries ( lmxbs ; fabbiano 2006 ) , a population of weak ... | this work investigates the origin of the observed temperatures , by examining the relationship between them and the galaxy structure , the gas heating due to type ia supernovae ( snia s ) and the gravitational potential , and the dynamical status of the gas flow . in galaxies with km s , | recently , the temperature and luminosity of the hot gas halos of early type galaxies have been derived with unprecedented accuracy from data , for a sample of 30 galaxies covering a wider range of galactic luminosity ( and central velocity dispersion ) than before . this work investigates the origin of the observed te... |
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