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astro-ph0408508 | i | recently , strong evidence has been presented that a sub - class of type iin supernovae ( sn ) ( ` n ' stands for narrow h@xmath2 ) includes rare sn ia events exploding in a dense circumstellar medium ( csm ) ( hamuy et al . 2003 ) . to date , the new variety comprises three events : sn 2002ic , sn 1997cy and sn 1999... | we propose a model to account for the bolometric light curve , quasi - continuum and the ca ii emission features of the peculiar type ia supernova ( sn ) 2002ic , which exploded in a dense circumstellar envelope . ( 2004 ) . stars : mass - loss supernovae : general supernovae : individual ( sn 2002ic ) | we propose a model to account for the bolometric light curve , quasi - continuum and the ca ii emission features of the peculiar type ia supernova ( sn ) 2002ic , which exploded in a dense circumstellar envelope . the model suggests that the sn ia had the maximum possible kinetic energy and that the ejecta expand in... |
astro-ph0408508 | c | the aim of this paper was to develop a unified model for the light curve and spectrum of sn 2002ic assuming approximate spherical symmetry . our principal result is that the ca ii line profiles and the quasi - continuum are consistent with the interaction model provided that the sn ia has the maximum possible kinet... | the model suggests that the sn ia had the maximum possible kinetic energy and that the ejecta expand in an approximately spherically symmetric ( possibly clumpy ) circumstellar environment . the ca ii and quasi - continuum are emitted by shocked sn ejecta that underwent deformation and fragmentation in the intershoc... | we propose a model to account for the bolometric light curve , quasi - continuum and the ca ii emission features of the peculiar type ia supernova ( sn ) 2002ic , which exploded in a dense circumstellar envelope . the model suggests that the sn ia had the maximum possible kinetic energy and that the ejecta expand in... |
1202.2797 | i | the seyfert 1 galaxy mcg-6 - 30 - 15 is the primary `` disk - line '' target , in which a relativistically broadened iron k - emission line is suggested to originate in the innermost region of the accretion disk around the black hole ( e.g. , tanaka et al . mcg-6 - 30 - 15 is also known to exhibit characteristic x - ra... | we propose a simple spectral model for the seyfert 1 galaxy mcg-6 - 30 - 15 that can explain most of the 1 40 kev spectral variation by change of the partial covering fraction , similar to the one proposed by miller et al . ( 2008 ) . | we propose a simple spectral model for the seyfert 1 galaxy mcg-6 - 30 - 15 that can explain most of the 1 40 kev spectral variation by change of the partial covering fraction , similar to the one proposed by miller et al . ( 2008 ) . our spectral model is composed of three continuum components ; ( 1 ) a direct power... |
1202.2797 | c | [ phenomenological_inte_section ] we have seen that suzaku and chandra energy spectra of mcg6 - 30 - 15 are successfully described by the three - component model introduced with equation ( [ eq2 ] ) . we found @xmath42 , normalization of the heavily absorbed component , is anti - correlated with normalization of the di... | the heavy absorber in the second component is fragmented into many clouds , each of which is composed of radial zones with different ionization states and column densities , the main body ( , ) , the envelope ( , ) and presumably a completely opaque core . these parameters of the ionized absorbers , as well as the intr... | we propose a simple spectral model for the seyfert 1 galaxy mcg-6 - 30 - 15 that can explain most of the 1 40 kev spectral variation by change of the partial covering fraction , similar to the one proposed by miller et al . ( 2008 ) . our spectral model is composed of three continuum components ; ( 1 ) a direct power... |
1202.2797 | c | we have analyzed suzaku and chandra archival data of mcg-6 - 30 - 15 and constructed a new model to explain the observed spectral variation . our main conclusions are summarized below : 1 . we have shown that the observed energy spectra and spectral variation can be explained by the `` three - component model '' ( e... | our spectral model is composed of three continuum components ; ( 1 ) a direct power - law component , ( 2 ) a heavily absorbed power - law component by mildly ionized intervening matter , and ( 3 ) a cold disk reflection component far from the black hole with moderate solid - angle ( ) accompanying a narrow fluorescent... | we propose a simple spectral model for the seyfert 1 galaxy mcg-6 - 30 - 15 that can explain most of the 1 40 kev spectral variation by change of the partial covering fraction , similar to the one proposed by miller et al . ( 2008 ) . our spectral model is composed of three continuum components ; ( 1 ) a direct power... |
1009.4033 | i | modern lattice qcd simulations are mostly based on direct evaluation of the path integral of the theory . such approach , while being very general and efficient for many applications , suffers from a number of problems , most notable of which are the sign problem at finite chemical potential , critical slowing down at ... | we propose a stochastic method for solving schwinger - dyson equations in large- quantum field theories . expectation values of single - trace operators are sampled by stationary probability distributions of the so - called nonlinear random processes . we illustrate the method on the examples of the matrix - valued sca... | we propose a stochastic method for solving schwinger - dyson equations in large- quantum field theories . expectation values of single - trace operators are sampled by stationary probability distributions of the so - called nonlinear random processes . the set of all histories of such processes corresponds to the set o... |
1005.0708 | i | we have proposed a model of quasi - degenerate neutrinos which predicts the neutrinoless double beta decay mass observable to be approximately equal to the neutrino mass scale @xmath16 , thereby allowing its determination approximately independently of unknown majorana phases . in general such quasi - degenerate neutri... | we propose a supersymmetric model of quasi - degenerate neutrinos which predicts the effective neutrino mass relevant for neutrinoless double beta decay to be proportional to the neutrino mass scale , thereby allowing its determination approximately independently of unknown majorana phases . such a natural quasi - dege... | we propose a supersymmetric model of quasi - degenerate neutrinos which predicts the effective neutrino mass relevant for neutrinoless double beta decay to be proportional to the neutrino mass scale , thereby allowing its determination approximately independently of unknown majorana phases . such a natural quasi - dege... |
1401.6949 | i | the physics of topological defects , such as vortices , becomes especially intriguing at the interface between coexisting , topologically distinct phases of a macroscopically coherent system . due to different broken symmetries on either side , a defect can not perforate the interface unchanged . instead it must either... | we propose to use spatial control of the zeeman energy shifts in an ultracold atomic gas to engineer an interface between topologically distinct regions . this provides an experimentally accessible means for studying the interface physics of topological defects and textures . using the spin-1 bose - einstein condensate... | we propose to use spatial control of the zeeman energy shifts in an ultracold atomic gas to engineer an interface between topologically distinct regions . this provides an experimentally accessible means for studying the interface physics of topological defects and textures . using the spin-1 bose - einstein condensate... |
math9812106 | i | let @xmath0 be an affine kac - moody algebra , @xmath1 a @xmath2-submodule of a finite direct sum @xmath3 of irreducible integrable highest weight @xmath4-modules , and @xmath5 the limit of the demazure operator for an element @xmath6 of the weyl group as @xmath7 . the main theorem of this paper gives sufficient condit... | we prove a bosonic formula for the generating function of level - restricted paths for the infinite families of affine kac - moody algebras . in affine type a this yields an expression for the level - restricted generalized kostka polynomials . supported by the `` stichting fundamenteel onderzoek der materie '' . ]... | we prove a bosonic formula for the generating function of level - restricted paths for the infinite families of affine kac - moody algebras . in affine type a this yields an expression for the level - restricted generalized kostka polynomials . supported by the `` stichting fundamenteel onderzoek der materie '' . ]... |
1004.2002 | i | in discussing steady flows which are supersonic in the entrance section of a duct and then become subsonic , r. courant and k. o. friedrichs wrote in their classical monograph _ supersonic flow and shock waves _ @xcite that _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... | we prove that for the two - dimensional steady complete compressible euler system , with given uniform upcoming supersonic flows , the following three fundamental flow patterns ( special solutions ) in gas dynamics involving transonic shocks are all unique in the class of piecewise smooth functions , under appropriate ... | we prove that for the two - dimensional steady complete compressible euler system , with given uniform upcoming supersonic flows , the following three fundamental flow patterns ( special solutions ) in gas dynamics involving transonic shocks are all unique in the class of piecewise smooth functions , under appropriate ... |
1408.3502 | i | an important part of a mathematical setting of probability theory can be considered as a special case of quantum theoretic kinematics . this can be seen most clearly when quantum theoretic kinematics is reformulated in algebraic terms , with quantum states defined as normal positive ( or normalised ) functionals over @... | we prove that the standard quantum mechanical description of a quantum state change due to measurement , given by lders rules , is a special case of the constrained maximisation of a quantum relative entropy functional . laplace rule as a special case of the constrained maximisation of relative entropy . the proof is... | we prove that the standard quantum mechanical description of a quantum state change due to measurement , given by lders rules , is a special case of the constrained maximisation of a quantum relative entropy functional . this result is a quantum analogue of the derivation of the bayes laplace rule as a special case... |
1307.0017 | i | upcoming galaxy cluster surveys from the millimeter to the x - ray wavelengths have the potential to identify thousands to hundreds of thousands of groups and clusters @xcite . these large cluster samples will be used to constrain the cosmological parameters which govern the growth of structure in our universe @xcite .... | we quantify the expected observed statistical and systematic uncertainties of the escape velocity as a measure of the gravitational potential and total mass of galaxy clusters . we focus our attention on low redshift ( z ) clusters , where large and deep spectroscopic datasets currently exist . utilizing a suite of mil... | we quantify the expected observed statistical and systematic uncertainties of the escape velocity as a measure of the gravitational potential and total mass of galaxy clusters . we focus our attention on low redshift ( z ) clusters , where large and deep spectroscopic datasets currently exist . utilizing a suite of mil... |
1307.0017 | m | under newtonian dynamics , the escape velocity is related to the gravitational potential of the system , @xmath12 if the dynamics of the system are controlled by the gravitational potential , tracers which have not escaped the potential well should exist in a well - defined region of @xmath13 phase space , where @xmath... | we find that the dynamical mass , as traced by either the virial relation or the escape velocity , is robust to variations in how dynamical friction is applied to `` orphan '' galaxies in the mock catalogs ( i.e. , those galaxies whose dark matter halos have fallen below the resolution limit ) . the bias we measure inc... | we quantify the expected observed statistical and systematic uncertainties of the escape velocity as a measure of the gravitational potential and total mass of galaxy clusters . we focus our attention on low redshift ( z ) clusters , where large and deep spectroscopic datasets currently exist . utilizing a suite of mil... |
1307.0017 | c | with the availability of large and complete spectroscopic surveys like the sloan digital sky survey ( * ? ? ? * sdss ) and gama ( galaxy mass and assembly gama ) @xcite , highly multiplexed multi - object optical spectroscopy on 8 m class telescopes ( imacs @xcite , vimos @xcite , deimos @xcite ) , and the latest gener... | we find that the caustic technique recovers the known halo masses ( ) with a third less scatter compared to the virial masses . we quantify how target selection based on magnitude , color , and projected radial separation can induce small additional biases into the escape velocity masses . using , the caustic technique... | we quantify the expected observed statistical and systematic uncertainties of the escape velocity as a measure of the gravitational potential and total mass of galaxy clusters . we focus our attention on low redshift ( z ) clusters , where large and deep spectroscopic datasets currently exist . utilizing a suite of mil... |
astro-ph0303141 | i | the high resolution of the has enabled astronomers to study the low - luminosity x - ray source populations in globular clusters in great detail . combined x - ray , radio , and optical _ hubble space telescope _ ( ) studies of the globular cluster 47 tucanae have revealed quiescent low - mass x - ray binaries ( qlmxbs... | the previously known transient low - mass x - ray binary ( lmxb ) exo 1745 - 248 in the cluster entered a rare high state during our august 2000 observation , complicating the analysis . their x - ray colors and luminosities , and spectral fitting , indicate that five of them are probably cataclysmic variables , and fo... | we report a acis - i observation of the dense globular cluster terzan 5 . the previously known transient low - mass x - ray binary ( lmxb ) exo 1745 - 248 in the cluster entered a rare high state during our august 2000 observation , complicating the analysis . nevertheless nine additional sources clearly associated wit... |
astro-ph0107534 | r | using the values for the geometrical factors just discussed , the 8 mr upper limit for the h@xmath0 flux , and values of @xmath79 and @xmath80 from equation ( [ phi_ex_calc ] ) we obtain values for the one sided ionizing flux of @xmath100 for the low , fiducial and high values of the geometrical correction factor @xma... | we report a new fabry - perot search for h emission from the intergalactic cloud hi 1225 in an attempt to measure the low redshift ionizing background radiation . conversion of this limit to limits on the strength of the ionizing background requires knowledge of the ratio of the projected to total surface area of thi... | we report a new fabry - perot search for h emission from the intergalactic cloud hi 1225 in an attempt to measure the low redshift ionizing background radiation . we set a new upper limit on h emission of 8 mr ( ergs s arcsec ) . conversion of this limit to limits on the strength of the ionizing background requir... |
astro-ph0309103 | i | the mass ratio distribution of binaries provides one of the few diagnostics for testing models of binary formation ( for recent reviews , see clarke 2001 ; tohline 2002 ; halbwachs et al . however , the use of the mass ratio distribution in spectroscopic binaries ( sbs ) has been limited because , in most studies , onl... | we report infrared spectroscopic observations of a large , well - defined sample of main - sequence , single - lined spectroscopic binaries in order to detect the secondaries and derive the mass ratio distribution of short - period binaries . the sample consists of 51 galactic disk spectroscopic binaries found in the c... | we report infrared spectroscopic observations of a large , well - defined sample of main - sequence , single - lined spectroscopic binaries in order to detect the secondaries and derive the mass ratio distribution of short - period binaries . the sample consists of 51 galactic disk spectroscopic binaries found in the c... |
0707.1700 | i | our understanding of the nature of the intergalactic medium ( igm ) and its evolution as traced by the absorption features observed in the sightlines towards luminous objects like quasars , has benefitted tremendously within the past few years both from observational and theoretical advances . high - resolution studies... | we report the results of a systematic search for signatures of metal lines in quasar spectra of the sloan digital sky survey ( sdss ) data release 3(dr3 ) , focusing on finding intervening absorbers via detection of their doublet . here in addition , we compare our findings with simulations of the lyman forest in order... | we report the results of a systematic search for signatures of metal lines in quasar spectra of the sloan digital sky survey ( sdss ) data release 3(dr3 ) , focusing on finding intervening absorbers via detection of their doublet . here we present the search algorithm , and criteria for distinguishing candidates from s... |
1609.02078 | c | a detailed characterization of the thickness dependence of dzyaloshinskii - moriya interaction ( dmi ) and spin - orbit torques ( sots ) in pt@xmath0co(t)@xmath0alo@xmath1 was obtained by mean of two different experimental techniques : current - induced domain wall motion and second - harmonic hall measurements . the s... | we report the thickness dependence of dzyaloshinskii - moriya interaction ( dmi ) and spin - orbit torques ( sots ) in ptco(t)alo , studied by current - induced domain wall ( dw ) motion and second - harmonic experiments . from the dw motion study , is found to initially increase and then saturate with an increasing fe... | we report the thickness dependence of dzyaloshinskii - moriya interaction ( dmi ) and spin - orbit torques ( sots ) in ptco(t)alo , studied by current - induced domain wall ( dw ) motion and second - harmonic experiments . from the dw motion study , a monotonous decay of the effective dmi strength with an increasing co... |
1106.3042 | c | let us summarize our main results . the detailed analysis of the reflection - and - transmission problem for the dirac electrons demonstrates essential differences from the conventional schrdinger case , due to the role of the berry phase . the reflection coefficient turns out to be nonanalytic function of the transver... | peculiarities of the chiral tunneling are naturally explained in terms of classical phase space . in a one - dimensional geometry we have also demonstrated that , for the case of asymmetric n - p - n junction in single layer graphene , there is total transmission for normal incidence only , side resonances are suppress... | we review chiral ( klein ) tunneling in single - layer and bilayer graphene and present its semiclassical theory , including the berry phase and the maslov index . peculiarities of the chiral tunneling are naturally explained in terms of classical phase space . in a one - dimensional geometry we reduced the original di... |
0901.2070 | i | the task of determining good trading strategies is a fundamental problem in mathematical finance . a typical approach to this problem aims at finding the trading strategy that maximizes , for example , the final expected utility , which is defined as a deterministic , concave , and increasing function @xmath5 of the fi... | we revisit merton s portfolio optimization problem under boun - ded state - dependent utility functions , in a market driven by a lvy process extending results by karatzas et . al . result we prove a _ closure property _ for integrals with respect to poisson random measures , a result of interest on its own that extend... | we revisit merton s portfolio optimization problem under boun - ded state - dependent utility functions , in a market driven by a lvy process extending results by karatzas et . al . and kunita . the problem is solved using a _ dual variational problem _ as it is customarily done for non - markovian models . one of the... |
1606.05292 | c | the white dwarf mass distributions from the 20 pc and sdss samples were first studied by designing monte carlo simulations with fixed standard astrophysical constraints . the good qualitative agreement between simulations and observations in figs . [ fg : f1 ] and [ fg : f4 ] confirms that the local white dwarf popula... | each of these input ingredients has a moderate effect on the predicted mass distributions , and we must also take into account biases owing to unidentified faint objects ( 20 pc sample ) , as well as unknown masses for magnetic white dwarfs and spectroscopic calibration issues ( sdss sample ) . nevertheless , we find ... | we revisit the properties and astrophysical implications of the field white dwarf mass distribution in preparation of _ gaia _ applications . our study is based on the two samples with the best established completeness and most precise atmospheric parameters , the volume - complete survey within 20 pc and the sloan di... |
0910.3924 | i | a precise understanding of the origin of observed neutrino masses and mixing is one of the major goals of particle physics right now . a simple paradigm for understanding the smallness of the masses is the seesaw mechanism @xcite where one introduces three standard model ( sm ) singlet right - handed ( rh ) neutrinos ... | we show that a tev scale inverse seesaw model for neutrino masses can be realized within the framework of a supersymmetric model consistent with gauge coupling unification and observed neutrino masses and mixing . we present our expectations for non - unitarity effects in the leptonic mixing matrix some of which are ob... | we show that a tev scale inverse seesaw model for neutrino masses can be realized within the framework of a supersymmetric model consistent with gauge coupling unification and observed neutrino masses and mixing . we present our expectations for non - unitarity effects in the leptonic mixing matrix some of which are ob... |
1402.3347 | i | electronic relaxation rates contain important information about the excitations in a metallic system . the single - particle relaxation rate , @xmath1 , determines the lifetime of quasi - particles as well as the thermal conductivity @xmath2 ; the transport relaxation rate , @xmath3 , the electrical conductivity via th... | we show that the magnon - exchange contribution to the single - particle and transport relaxation rates in ferromagnetic metals , which determine the thermal and electrical conductivity , respectively , at asymptotically low temperature does not obey a power law as previously thought , but rather shows an exponential t... | we show that the magnon - exchange contribution to the single - particle and transport relaxation rates in ferromagnetic metals , which determine the thermal and electrical conductivity , respectively , at asymptotically low temperature does not obey a power law as previously thought , but rather shows an exponential t... |
1402.3347 | c | to summarize our results , we have presented a very general theory of electron relaxation due to the exchange of magnons in metallic ferromagnets . the theory is valid for both itinerant ferromagnets , where the magnetization is due to the conduction electrons themselves , and for localized - moment ferromagnets , wher... | the reason is the splitting of the conduction band that inevitably results from a nonzero magnetization . at higher temperatures there is a sizable temperature window where the transport rate shows a temperature dependence , in accord with prior results . this window is separated from the asymptotic regime by a tempera... | we show that the magnon - exchange contribution to the single - particle and transport relaxation rates in ferromagnetic metals , which determine the thermal and electrical conductivity , respectively , at asymptotically low temperature does not obey a power law as previously thought , but rather shows an exponential t... |
hep-th0701075 | c | in this paper we studied a general class of symmetries relating partition functions of a family of classical spin models which generalises the ising model and z(2 ) lattice gauge theory . we interpreted these theories algebraically in terms of the structure constants of a vector space @xmath0 equipped with algebra and ... | the theories are interpreted algebraically in terms of the structure constants of a bidimensional vector space with algebra and coalgebra structures , and it is shown that for any change of basis in there is a related symmetry between such models . the classical kramers and wannier dualities are described as special ca... | we study a class of duality transformations in generalised z(2 ) gauge theories and ising models on two- and three - dimensional compact lattices . the theories are interpreted algebraically in terms of the structure constants of a bidimensional vector space with algebra and coalgebra structures , and it is shown that ... |
0709.2926 | i | we start with an informal description of the model we study in this paper . particles live in @xmath4 and evolve in discrete time . at each time , every particle is substituted by ( possibly more than one ) offspring which are placed in neighboring sites , independently of the other particles . the rules of offspring ... | we study branching random walks in random environment on the-dimensional square lattice , . in this model , the environment has finite range dependence , and the population size can not decrease . the limiting shape of this set is compact and convex , and the local size is given by a concave growth exponent . also , we... | we study branching random walks in random environment on the-dimensional square lattice , . in this model , the environment has finite range dependence , and the population size can not decrease . we prove limit theorems ( laws of large numbers ) for the set of lattice sites which are visited up to a large time as well... |
cond-mat0508309 | m | in this section we summarize the key elements of our cartesian - representation method for evaluating the hydrodynamic friction and mobility matrices in a suspension confined between two parallel walls . we also outline our asymptotic results , which rely on expansion of the far field flow into a hele shaw basis . the... | we have examined the crossover between several far - field asymptotic regimes corresponding to different relations between the particle separation and the distances of the particles from the walls . therefore , the far - field contributions must be included in any reliable algorithm for evaluating many - particle hydro... | we study hydrodynamic interactions of spherical particles in incident poiseuille flow in a channel with infinite planar walls . the particles are suspended in a newtonian fluid , and creeping - flow conditions are assumed . numerical results , obtained using our highly accurate cartesian - representation algorithm [ ph... |
cond-mat0508309 | r | we now present some characteristic examples of single- and many - particle results . we consider both the motion of freely suspended particles in the external flow ( [ parabolic flow ] ) and forces and torques on fixed particles subjected to this flow . the results for an isolated particle are obtained with the truncat... | numerical results , obtained using our highly accurate cartesian - representation algorithm [ physica a xxx , * xx * , 2005 ] , are presented for a single sphere , two spheres , and arrays of many spheres . we consider the motion of freely suspended particles as well as the forces and torques acting on particles adsorb... | we study hydrodynamic interactions of spherical particles in incident poiseuille flow in a channel with infinite planar walls . the particles are suspended in a newtonian fluid , and creeping - flow conditions are assumed . numerical results , obtained using our highly accurate cartesian - representation algorithm [ ph... |
1302.6037 | i | since the work of a. connes and d.k kreimer ( see @xcite , @xcite ) in perturbative quantum field theory ( pqft ) , it has been possible to have a purely algebraic interpretation of some renormalization schemes , as the birkhoff decomposition of regularized characters ( with values in a commutative algebra of laurent s... | we study in this paper logarithmic derivatives associated to derivations on graded complete lie algebra , as well as the existence of inverses . these logarithmic derivatives , when invertible , generalize the correspondence between a lie algebra and its lie group . surprisingly , one can adopt the same ideas as in pqf... | we study in this paper logarithmic derivatives associated to derivations on graded complete lie algebra , as well as the existence of inverses . these logarithmic derivatives , when invertible , generalize the correspondence between a lie algebra and its lie group . such correspondences occur naturally in the study of ... |
1110.6565 | i | recently , much attention has been paid to rhythms of the brain @xcite . coherence of neural oscillations may be used for efficient sensory and cognitive processing ( e.g. , feature integration , selective attention , working memory , and decision making ) @xcite . this kind of neural coherence is also correlated with ... | we study inhibitory coherence ( i.e. , collective coherence by synaptic inhibition ) in an ensemble of globally - coupled type - i neurons which can fire at arbitrarily low frequencies . heterogeneity - induced inhibitory coherence is investigated in a heterogeneous ensemble of subthreshold and suprathreshold neurons .... | we study inhibitory coherence ( i.e. , collective coherence by synaptic inhibition ) in an ensemble of globally - coupled type - i neurons which can fire at arbitrarily low frequencies . no inhibitory coherence is observed in a homogeneous ensemble composed of only subthreshold neurons ( which can not fire spontaneousl... |
gr-qc0509113 | c | we have obtained a number of general results . we have studied warped product @xmath0 spacetimes ( theorem 3.1 ) . we have presented the canonical form for the kundt @xmath0 metric ( theorem 4.1 ) , and studied higher dimensional kundt spacetimes in some detail . in sections 3 & 5 we have constructed higher dimensional... | we obtain a number of general results in arbitrary dimensions . we study and construct warped product spacetimes and higher - dimensional kundt spacetimes . we show how these spacetimes can be constructed from locally homogeneous spaces and spacetimes . in particular , it is plausible that for spacetimes that are not l... | we study lorentzian spacetimes for which all scalar invariants constructed from the riemann tensor and its covariant derivatives are constant ( spacetimes ) . we obtain a number of general results in arbitrary dimensions . we study and construct warped product spacetimes and higher - dimensional kundt spacetimes . we s... |
1601.00273 | c | in this paper we have examined the tripartite entanglement dynamics when each party is entangled with other parties initially , but they locally interact with their own markovian or non - markovian environment . first , we have considered three ghz - type initial states @xmath186 , @xmath187 , and @xmath188 . all state... | we study on the tripartite entanglement dynamics when each party is initially entangled with other parties , but they locally interact with their own markovian or non - markovian environment . the corresponding-tangles , one of the tripartite entanglement measure , are analytically computed at arbitrary time . for mark... | we study on the tripartite entanglement dynamics when each party is initially entangled with other parties , but they locally interact with their own markovian or non - markovian environment . first , we consider three ghz - type initial states , all of which have ghz symmetry provided that the parameters are chosen ap... |
1106.5533 | i | understanding the rates and the structure of multi - jet production in hadron hadron collisions is of primary importance for new physics searches . production of high transverse momentum jets is a hard process which implies a head - on collision of qcd partons quarks and/or gluons from the small - distance wave f... | we study production of two pairs of jets in hadron hadron collisions in view of extracting contribution of _ double hard interactions _ of three and four partons ( , ) . such interactions , in spite of being power suppressed at the level of the total cross section , become comparable with the standard hard collisions ... | we study production of two pairs of jets in hadron hadron collisions in view of extracting contribution of _ double hard interactions _ of three and four partons ( , ) . such interactions , in spite of being power suppressed at the level of the total cross section , become comparable with the standard hard collisions ... |
1106.5533 | c | in this work we aimed at generalization of the qcd factorization theorem to multiple parton interactions in hadron hadron collisions . such generalization is necessary for carrying out systematic studies both theoretical and experimental of the parton correlations inside hadrons , and allows one to incorporate in a ... | we find that these large- and small - distance correlations participate in different manner in 4-jet production , and treat them in the leading logarithmic approximation of pqcd that resums collinear logarithms in all orders . the framework developed here takes into systematic consideration perturbative evolution of... | we study production of two pairs of jets in hadron hadron collisions in view of extracting contribution of _ double hard interactions _ of three and four partons ( , ) . such interactions , in spite of being power suppressed at the level of the total cross section , become comparable with the standard hard collisions ... |
0804.4447 | i | classical cellular automata have become a standard modeling tool for complex phenomena . with their discrete time step and their intrinsically high degree of parallelization they are ideally suited for models of diverse phenomena as coffee percolation , highway traffic and oil extraction from porous media . as an abstr... | we study reversible quantum cellular automata with the restriction that these are also clifford operations . this means that tensor products of pauli operators ( or discrete weyl operators ) are mapped to tensor products of pauli operators . we characterize these symplectic cellular automata and find that all possible ... | we study reversible quantum cellular automata with the restriction that these are also clifford operations . this means that tensor products of pauli operators ( or discrete weyl operators ) are mapped to tensor products of pauli operators . therefore clifford quantum cellular automata are induced by symplectic cellula... |
1008.2724 | i | currently , the concept of slow - roll inflation is widely accepted by cosmologists , due to many precise observations , such as the wilkinson microwave anisotropy probe ( wmap)@xcite . we can explain all observations simply , using single field slow - roll inflation . however , future observations might detect non - s... | we study slow - roll inflation with the gauss - bonnet and chern - simons corrections . we obtain general formulas for the observables : spectral indices , tensor - to - scalar ratio and circular polarization of gravitational waves . the gauss - bonnet term violates the consistency relation . particularly , blue spectr... | we study slow - roll inflation with the gauss - bonnet and chern - simons corrections . we obtain general formulas for the observables : spectral indices , tensor - to - scalar ratio and circular polarization of gravitational waves . the gauss - bonnet term violates the consistency relation . particularly , blue spectr... |
1008.2724 | c | in this paper , we studied slow - roll inflation with the gauss - bonnet and chern - simons corrections . we defined three slow - roll parameters , while we used five parameters in the previous paper@xcite . we derived expressions for the scalar spectral index @xmath7 , the tensor spectral index @xmath8 , the tensor - ... | we use examples to show new - inflation - type potential with symmetry breaking scale and potential with flat region in lead to observationally consistent blue and scale invariant spectra , respectively . we show an observation of these signals supports existence of the chern - simons coupling function of . | we study slow - roll inflation with the gauss - bonnet and chern - simons corrections . we obtain general formulas for the observables : spectral indices , tensor - to - scalar ratio and circular polarization of gravitational waves . the gauss - bonnet term violates the consistency relation . particularly , blue spectr... |
1501.02889 | i | current cellular communication systems operate in half - duplex ( hd ) mode by transmitting and receiving either at different time slots or over different frequency bands . the system is designed in such a way that the downlink ( dl ) and uplink ( ul ) traffics are structurally separated by time division duplexing ( td... | we establish the dof gain by enabling fd operation in various configurations . as a consequence of the result , we show that the dof can approach the two - fold gain over the hd systems when the number of users becomes large enough as compared to the number of antennas at the bs . cellular network , degrees of freed... | we study the _ degrees of freedom ( dof ) _ of cellular networks in which a _ full duplex ( fd ) base station ( bs ) _ equipped with multiple transmit and receive antennas communicates with multiple mobile users . we consider two different scenarios . in the first scenario , we study the case when _ half duplex ( hd ) ... |
1501.02889 | c | in this paper , we have studied the sum dofs of cellular networks with a multiantenna fd bs and hd mobile users and with a multiantenna fd bs and fd mobile users . for our main contribution , we have completely characterized the sum dofs of these networks . to be specific , for achievability , the key idea was to fully... | we study the _ degrees of freedom ( dof ) _ of cellular networks in which a _ full duplex ( fd ) base station ( bs ) _ equipped with multiple transmit and receive antennas communicates with multiple mobile users . we study the case when _ half duplex ( hd ) users _ , partitioned to either the uplink ( ul ) set or the d... | we study the _ degrees of freedom ( dof ) _ of cellular networks in which a _ full duplex ( fd ) base station ( bs ) _ equipped with multiple transmit and receive antennas communicates with multiple mobile users . we consider two different scenarios . in the first scenario , we study the case when _ half duplex ( hd ) ... |
1406.4958 | i | graphons have been introduced as limit objects of convergent sequences of dense simple graphs , and many aspects of graphs can be extended to graphons . the goal of this paper is to describe a natural way to extend the notion of graph automorphisms to graphons . our notion of automorphism group satisfies the natural re... | we study the automorphism group of graphons ( graph limits ) . we prove that after an appropriate `` standardization '' of the graphon , the automorphism group is compact . furthermore , we characterize the orbits of the automorphism group on-tuples of points . among applications we study the graph algebras defined by ... | we study the automorphism group of graphons ( graph limits ) . we prove that after an appropriate `` standardization '' of the graphon , the automorphism group is compact . furthermore , we characterize the orbits of the automorphism group on-tuples of points . among applications we study the graph algebras defined by ... |
1106.1447 | i | [ [ section ] ] _ graph hypersurfaces _ are hypersurfaces of projective space associated with the parametric formulation of feynman integrals in scalar quantum field theories . the study of their geometry was prompted by certain conjectures concerning the appearance of multiple zeta values in the results of computat... | we study the behavior of the chern classes of graph hypersurfaces under the operation of deletion - contraction of an edge of the corresponding graph . this leads to recursions for the chern classes of graph hypersurfaces for graphs obtained by adding parallel edges to a given ( regular ) edge . analogous results fo... | we study the behavior of the chern classes of graph hypersurfaces under the operation of deletion - contraction of an edge of the corresponding graph . we obtain an explicit formula when the edge satisfies two technical conditions , and prove that both these conditions hold when the edge is multiple in the graph . this... |
1504.03917 | i | the discrimination between a finite number of quantum states , prepared with given prior probabilities , is essential for many tasks in quantum information and quantum cryptography . since nonorthogonal states can not be distinguished perfectly , discrimination strategies have been developed which are optimal with resp... | we develop a method to determine an optimal measurement for discriminating arbitrary qubit states , taking into account that often the optimal measurement is not unique and the maximum probability of correct results can be achieved by several different measurements . analytical results are derived for a number of examp... | we study the discrimination of mixed quantum states in an optimal measurement that maximizes the probability of correct results while the probability of inconclusive results is fixed at a given value . after considering the discrimination of states in a-dimensional hilbert space , we focus on the discrimination of qubi... |
1504.03917 | c | before concluding the paper , we briefly discuss the relation of our method to previous investigations of the minimum - error discrimination of arbitrary qubit states , where @xmath4 . from eq . ( [ perp ] ) we obtain the representation @xmath392 @xmath393 , where due to eq . ( [ compl1 ] ) for minimum - error discrimi... | we study the discrimination of mixed quantum states in an optimal measurement that maximizes the probability of correct results while the probability of inconclusive results is fixed at a given value . after considering the discrimination of states in a-dimensional hilbert space , we focus on the discrimination of qubi... | we study the discrimination of mixed quantum states in an optimal measurement that maximizes the probability of correct results while the probability of inconclusive results is fixed at a given value . after considering the discrimination of states in a-dimensional hilbert space , we focus on the discrimination of qubi... |
1410.0139 | i | the last decades have witnessed a surge in research activities in the physical properties of biopolymers , such as double - stranded dna ( dsdna ) , filamental actin ( f - actin ) and microtubules . semiflexibility is a common feature they share ; as they preserve mechanical rigidity over a range , characterized by the... | we study the dynamical properties of semiflexible polymers with a recently introduced bead - spring model . we focus on double - stranded dna ( dsdna ) . the two parameters of the model , and , are chosen to match its experimental force - extension curve . in comparison to its groundstate value , the bead - spring hami... | we study the dynamical properties of semiflexible polymers with a recently introduced bead - spring model . we focus on double - stranded dna ( dsdna ) . the two parameters of the model , and , are chosen to match its experimental force - extension curve . in comparison to its groundstate value , the bead - spring hami... |
astro-ph0107189 | i | the determination of the pregalactic , or primordial , helium abundance by mass @xmath0 is paramount for the study of cosmology , the physics of elementary particles , and the chemical evolution of galaxies . in this paper we present a new determination of @xmath0 based on observations of the metal - poor extragalactic... | we call this determination(nhc ) because the collisional contribution to the balmer line intensities has not been taken into account . all the recent determinations in the literature have not taken into account the collisional contribution to the balmer line intensities . by considering the collisional contribution to ... | we study the effect that the temperature structure has on the determination of the primordial helium abundance , . we provide an equation linking(o ) , the temperature derived from the [ o ] lines , and(he ) , the temperature of the he i lines , both for h regions with o only and for h regions where a fraction o... |
astro-ph0107189 | c | the brightest extragalactic h regions with temperatures in the 14,000 to 16,000 k range might be the best objects to determine @xmath0 . the reasons are the following : @xmath6 ) there are many of these objects available and the brightest of them are brighter than the metal - poorest objects known which implies that... | we provide an equation linking(o ) , the temperature derived from the [ o ] lines , and(he ) , the temperature of the he i lines , both for h regions with o only and for h regions where a fraction of o is present . by means of(he ) , which is always smaller than(o ) , we derive the helium abundances of 5 objec... | we study the effect that the temperature structure has on the determination of the primordial helium abundance , . we provide an equation linking(o ) , the temperature derived from the [ o ] lines , and(he ) , the temperature of the he i lines , both for h regions with o only and for h regions where a fraction o... |
0706.2004 | i | semiconductor superlattices ( sls ) are nanostructures made from alternating layers of two different semiconductor materials , usually with very similar lattice constants , for example gaas and ( alga)as @xcite . due to the different energy band gaps of the two materials , the conduction band edge of an ideal superlatt... | , we showed that although the applied fields are stationary , they act like a thz plane wave , which strongly couples the bloch and cyclotron motion of electrons within the lowest miniband . as a consequence , the electrons exhibit a unique type of hamiltonian chaos , which creates an intricate mesh of conduction chann... | we study the effects of dissipation on electron transport in a semiconductor superlattice with an applied bias voltage and a magnetic field that is tilted relative to the superlattice axis . in previous work , we showed that although the applied fields are stationary , they act like a thz plane wave , which strongly co... |
1102.0857 | i | tidal interactions are important in determining the fate of short - period extrasolar planets and the spins of their host stars . the extent of the spin - orbit evolution that results from tides depends on the dissipative properties of the star and planet . these are usually parametrized by a dimensionless quality fact... | we first derive a linear wave solution , which is not exact in 3d ; however , the reflection of ingoing waves from the centre is close to perfect for moderate amplitude waves . [ firstpage ] planetary systems stars : rotation binaries : close hydrodynamics waves instabilities | we study the fate of internal gravity waves approaching the centre of an initially non - rotating solar - type star , by performing three - dimensional numerical simulations using a boussinesq - type model . these waves are excited at the top of the radiation zone by the tidal forcing of a short - period planet on a ci... |
1102.0857 | c | in this paper , we have presented the results of a set of 3d simulations of igws approaching the centre of a solar - type star . the aim of this work is to determine the importance of a nonlinear mechanism of tidal dissipation in solar - type stars , first proposed by gd98 , continuing the investigation of bo10 . we ha... | this extends previous work done in two dimensions by barker & ogilvie . this work provides further support for the model outlined in a previous paper by barker & ogilvie , and makes predictions that will be tested by ongoing observational studies , such as wasp and kepler . | we study the fate of internal gravity waves approaching the centre of an initially non - rotating solar - type star , by performing three - dimensional numerical simulations using a boussinesq - type model . these waves are excited at the top of the radiation zone by the tidal forcing of a short - period planet on a ci... |
astro-ph0608375 | r | in general , the simulations evolve as described in paper i and in sec . [ sec : quali ] . as an illustration , figs.[fig : anim_256_edgeon ] and [ fig : anim_256_faceon ] show selected snapshots of run l256@xmath380.17 viewed edge - on and face - on , respectively . in the electronic version of the paper , these fig... | simultaneously , the turbulent , nonlinear density fluctuations induce fast , local collapse events . the simulations show that : a ) the clouds are _ not _ in a state of equilibrium . instead , they undergo secular evolution . during the early stages of the evolution , their mass and gravitational energy increase stea... | we study the formation of giant dense cloud complexes and of stars within them by means of sph numerical simulations of the collision of gas streams ( `` inflows '' ) in the warm neutral medium ( wnm ) at moderately supersonic velocities . the collisions cause compression , cooling and turbulence generation in the gas ... |
astro-ph0608375 | c | the results presented in [ sec : results ] provide general support to the scenario outlined in @xcite . the clouds in our simulations are never in a state of virial equilibrium before they convert most of their mass into stars . instead , they are in a continuously evolving state , initially obtaining their mass and t... | the collisions cause compression , cooling and turbulence generation in the gas , forming a cloud that then becomes self - gravitating and begins to collapse globally . b ) when becomes comparable to , global collapse begins , causing a simultaneous increase in and that maintains a near - equipartition condition . d ) ... | we study the formation of giant dense cloud complexes and of stars within them by means of sph numerical simulations of the collision of gas streams ( `` inflows '' ) in the warm neutral medium ( wnm ) at moderately supersonic velocities . the collisions cause compression , cooling and turbulence generation in the gas ... |
astro-ph0608375 | i | in this paper we have presented a suite of numerical simulations designed to investigate jointly the formation of molecular clouds ( mcs ) and of stars within them . the simulations use an sph scheme including self - gravity , sink particles and cooling leading to thermal bistability . magnetic fields are neglected . t... | we study the formation of giant dense cloud complexes and of stars within them by means of sph numerical simulations of the collision of gas streams ( `` inflows '' ) in the warm neutral medium ( wnm ) at moderately supersonic velocities . also , within their assumptions , our simulations support the scenario of rapid ... | we study the formation of giant dense cloud complexes and of stars within them by means of sph numerical simulations of the collision of gas streams ( `` inflows '' ) in the warm neutral medium ( wnm ) at moderately supersonic velocities . the collisions cause compression , cooling and turbulence generation in the gas ... |
1005.3240 | i | we have discussed the general phenomenology of neutrinoless double beta decay ( @xmath0 decay ) in different types of seesaw models . in particular , we have focused on the contributions of the extra degrees of freedom in different mass regimes without assuming preference to a particular mass scale . in order to do th... | we study the general phenomenology of neutrinoless double beta decay in seesaw models . in particular , we focus on the dependence of the neutrinoless double beta decay rate on the mass of the extra states introduced to account for the majorana masses of light neutrinos . for this purpose , we compute the nuclear matri... | we study the general phenomenology of neutrinoless double beta decay in seesaw models . in particular , we focus on the dependence of the neutrinoless double beta decay rate on the mass of the extra states introduced to account for the majorana masses of light neutrinos . for this purpose , we compute the nuclear matri... |
astro-ph0112531 | i | gravitational lensing has proven to be an exceptional tool for studying a diverse set of astrophysical phenomena . its utility is due , at least in part , to the fact it operates in a number of qualitatively different regimes . the term strong lensing , or macrolensing , is usually applied when a distant source ( typic... | we show how this form reduces to the more familiar linear caustic , which lenses a nearby source into two images which have equal magnification , opposite parity , and are equidistant from the critical curve . in this case # 1equation ( [ # 1 ] ) # 1eq . [ # 1 ] | we study the local behavior of gravitational lensing near fold catastrophes . using a generic form for the lensing map near a fold , we determine the observable properties of the lensed images , focusing on the case when the individual images are unresolved , i.e. , microlensing . allowing for images not associated wit... |
astro-ph0112531 | i | we have presented a detailed study of gravitational lensing near fold catastrophes , concentrating on the regime where the individual images are unresolved , i.e. microlensing . by taylor expanding the scalar potential @xmath29 in the neighborhood of a fold up to third order in the image position , one can obtain a ge... | we study the local behavior of gravitational lensing near fold catastrophes . using a generic form for the lensing map near a fold , we determine the observable properties of the lensed images , focusing on the case when the individual images are unresolved , i.e. , microlensing . allowing for images not associated wit... | we study the local behavior of gravitational lensing near fold catastrophes . using a generic form for the lensing map near a fold , we determine the observable properties of the lensed images , focusing on the case when the individual images are unresolved , i.e. , microlensing . allowing for images not associated wit... |
cond-mat0211024 | i | in recent years , there has been great interest in the shot noise in mesoscopic systems @xcite , because it contains additional information about correlations , which is not contained , e.g. , in the linear response conductance . the shot noise is characterized by the fano factor @xmath0 , the dimensionless ratio of t... | we study the noise of the cotunneling current through one or several tunnel - coupled quantum dots in the coulomb blockade regime . we prove a non - equilibrium fluctuation - dissipation theorem which leads to a universal expression for the noise - to - current ratio ( fano factor ) . the transport through a double - d... | we study the noise of the cotunneling current through one or several tunnel - coupled quantum dots in the coulomb blockade regime . the various regimes of weak and strong , elastic and inelastic cotunneling are analyzed for quantum - dot systems ( qds ) with few - level , nearly - degenerate , and continuous electronic... |
cond-mat0211024 | c | here we give a short summary of our results . in sec . [ fdt - double ] , we have derived the non - equilibrium fdt , i.e. the universal relation ( [ db - fdt ] ) between the current and the noise , for qds in the weak cotunneling regime . taking the limit @xmath358 , we show that the noise is poissonian , i.e. @xmat... | the various regimes of weak and strong , elastic and inelastic cotunneling are analyzed for quantum - dot systems ( qds ) with few - level , nearly - degenerate , and continuous electronic spectra . in the case of weak cotunneling the noise of strong inelastic cotunneling can be super - poissonian due to switching betw... | we study the noise of the cotunneling current through one or several tunnel - coupled quantum dots in the coulomb blockade regime . the various regimes of weak and strong , elastic and inelastic cotunneling are analyzed for quantum - dot systems ( qds ) with few - level , nearly - degenerate , and continuous electronic... |
hep-ph0508166 | i | the @xmath0 ( @xmath6 ) one - loop structure has been considerably studied in the literature not just because it may constitute a mechanism through which physics beyond the fermi scale may show up , but also due to some theoretical issues concerning its dependence on the gauge - fixing scheme . it turns out that the co... | we study the one - loop sensitivity of the ( ) vertex to the new massive gauge bosons predicted by the minimal model , which have unusual couplings to the standard model ( sm ) gauge bosons . a gauge - fixing procedure covariant under the group was introduced for these new gauge bosons ( dubbed bileptons ) in order to ... | we study the one - loop sensitivity of the ( ) vertex to the new massive gauge bosons predicted by the minimal model , which have unusual couplings to the standard model ( sm ) gauge bosons . a gauge - fixing procedure covariant under the group was introduced for these new gauge bosons ( dubbed bileptons ) in order to ... |
1501.07693 | i | branching brownian motion ( bbm ) is a well - known model that finds applications in several areas of science including physics , mathematics and biology . bbm arises naturally in the context of systems where new particles are generated at each time step such as models of evolution , epidemiology , population growth an... | we study the one dimensional branching brownian motion starting at the origin and investigate the correlation between the rightmost ( ) and leftmost ( ) visited sites up to time . at each time step the existing particles in the system either diffuse ( with diffusion constant ) , die ( with rate ) or split into two part... | we study the one dimensional branching brownian motion starting at the origin and investigate the correlation between the rightmost ( ) and leftmost ( ) visited sites up to time . at each time step the existing particles in the system either diffuse ( with diffusion constant ) , die ( with rate ) or split into two part... |
1501.07693 | c | in summary , we have obtained exact results for the stationary joint pdf @xmath72 of the dimensionless maximal displacements @xmath321 and @xmath55 _ up to time @xmath2 _ for the one - dimensional bbm in the critical ( @xmath230 ) and subcritical cases ( @xmath322 ) ( see figs . [ walk_picture ] and [ fig : cartoon ] )... | we focus on the regime where these two extreme values and are strongly correlated . our exact results for demonstrate that the correlation between and is nonzero , even in the stationary state . from this joint pdf , we compute exactly the stationary pdf of the ( dimensionless ) span , which is the distance between the... | we study the one dimensional branching brownian motion starting at the origin and investigate the correlation between the rightmost ( ) and leftmost ( ) visited sites up to time . at each time step the existing particles in the system either diffuse ( with diffusion constant ) , die ( with rate ) or split into two part... |
hep-ph0507096 | i | according to the inflationary scenario , the universe at early times expands quasi - exponentially in a vacuum - like state without entropy or particles . during this stage of inflation , all energy is contained in a classical slowly moving inflaton field @xmath1 . the fundamental lagrangian @xmath2 contains the inflat... | the energy in the homogeneous inflaton is exponentially rapidly transfered into highly occupied out - of - equilibrium inhomogeneous modes , which subsequently evolve towards equilibrium . the infrared modes excited during preheating evolve towards a saturated distribution long before thermalization completes . we also... | we study the out - of - equilibrium nonlinear dynamics of fields after post - inflationary preheating . during preheating , the energy in the homogeneous inflaton is exponentially rapidly transfered into highly occupied out - of - equilibrium inhomogeneous modes , which subsequently evolve towards equilibrium . the inf... |
hep-ph0507096 | r | in the simple model discussed so far , with the interaction term @xmath145 , the decay of the inflaton @xmath1 is not complete . indeed , such a term mediates scatterings between inflaton quanta , rather than single particle decay . once @xmath1 is diluted by the expansion of the universe , the scatterings become ineff... | the exact time of this transition is a non - monotonic function of the coupling between the inflaton and the decay products , and it varies only very weakly ( around s ) as this coupling changes over several orders of magnitude . we finally argue that many questions of the thermal history of the universe should be addr... | we study the out - of - equilibrium nonlinear dynamics of fields after post - inflationary preheating . during preheating , the energy in the homogeneous inflaton is exponentially rapidly transfered into highly occupied out - of - equilibrium inhomogeneous modes , which subsequently evolve towards equilibrium . the inf... |
hep-ph0507096 | i | in this paper we studied the out - of - equilibrium nonlinear dynamics of the fields during and after preheating . this continues earlier works in @xcite . we use lattice numerical simulations of fully non - linear dynamics of interacting classical fields . in this investigation , we computed the evolution of the equat... | we study the out - of - equilibrium nonlinear dynamics of fields after post - inflationary preheating . during preheating , we compute the equation of state during and immediately after preheating . it rapidly evolves towards radiation domination long before the actual thermal equilibrium is established . this result i... | we study the out - of - equilibrium nonlinear dynamics of fields after post - inflationary preheating . during preheating , the energy in the homogeneous inflaton is exponentially rapidly transfered into highly occupied out - of - equilibrium inhomogeneous modes , which subsequently evolve towards equilibrium . the inf... |
cond-mat0007358 | i | the phase behavior of fluid mixtures in confined geometry has attracted abiding interest over many decades.@xcite the preferential interactions at the surfaces give rise to an enrichment of one component at the surface . in a semi - infinite system at phase coexistence , the thickness of this enrichment layer diverges ... | we study the phase behavior of a symmetric binary polymer blend which is confined into a thin film . antisymmetric boundaries , where one surface attracts the component with the same strength than the opposite surface attracts the component , are applied . the phase transition does not occur close to the bulk critical ... | we study the phase behavior of a symmetric binary polymer blend which is confined into a thin film . the film surfaces interact with the monomers via short range potentials . we calculate the phase behavior within the self - consistent field theory of gaussian chains . over a wide range of parameters we find strong fir... |
cond-mat0007358 | r | coexistence between different phases occurs if the two phases have the same semi - grandcanonical energy at fixed temperature @xmath90 and exchange potential @xmath38 . since the bulk is symmetric with respect to exchanging @xmath91 , phase coexistence occurs at @xmath92 and the phase diagram is given implicitly by eq.... | we calculate the phase behavior within the self - consistent field theory of gaussian chains . over a wide range of parameters when we increase the film thickness the two coexistence regions become the prewetting lines of the semi infinite system , while the triple temperature converges towards the wetting transition ... | we study the phase behavior of a symmetric binary polymer blend which is confined into a thin film . the film surfaces interact with the monomers via short range potentials . we calculate the phase behavior within the self - consistent field theory of gaussian chains . over a wide range of parameters we find strong fir... |
cond-mat0007358 | i | we have calculated the phase diagram of a symmetric polymer mixture confined to a thin film in mean field approximation . the left surface attracts the @xmath0 component with the same strength than the right surface the @xmath1 component of the mixture . the calculations reveal a rich interplay between the phase behavi... | we find strong first order wetting transitions for the semi infinite system , and the interplay between the wetting / prewetting behavior and the phase diagram in confined geometry is investigated . for very thin films or weak surface fields one finds a single critical point at . for thicker films or stronger surface ... | we study the phase behavior of a symmetric binary polymer blend which is confined into a thin film . the film surfaces interact with the monomers via short range potentials . we calculate the phase behavior within the self - consistent field theory of gaussian chains . over a wide range of parameters we find strong fir... |
1010.6036 | i | geometric representation of graphs is a beautiful area where combinatorial optimization , graph theory and semidefinite optimization meet and connect with many other research areas . in this paper , we start by studying geometric representations of graphs where each node is mapped to a point on a hypersphere so that ea... | we derive and prove min - max theorems . this framework allows us to derive a weighted version of the hypersphere number of a graph and a related min - max theorem . then , we connect to sandwich theorems via graph homomorphisms . we present and study a generalization of the hypersphere number of a graph and the relate... | we study the relationship between unit - distance representations and lovsz theta number of graphs , originally established by lovsz . we derive and prove min - max theorems . this framework allows us to derive a weighted version of the hypersphere number of a graph and a related min - max theorem . then , we connect t... |
1610.03695 | i | in this paper , we have investigated the statics and dynamics of a compressible bilayer vesicle . first we have calculated a free energy matrix in terms of linear perturbations in local curvature and local densities . calculating the eigenvalues of the free energy matrix , we performed the stability analysis by varying... | first we explore the stability of the vesicle free energy which includes a coupling between the membrane curvature and the local density difference between the two monolayers . considering the bulk fluid viscosity and the inter - monolayer friction as the dissipation sources , we next employ onsager s variational princ... | we study the relaxation dynamics of a compressible bilayer vesicle with an asymmetry in the viscosity of the inner and outer fluid medium . first we explore the stability of the vesicle free energy which includes a coupling between the membrane curvature and the local density difference between the two monolayers . two... |
1212.3823 | i | to illustrate the main ideas , we first consider a random polynomial in the special case @xmath108 . as mentioned in the introduction , in this case both the zero dimensional volume and the number of connected components coincide . for simplicity of notation we will denote their expectation by : @xmath109 in view of th... | + we do not restrict ourselves to the random homogeneous case and we consider more generally random polynomials belonging to a window of eigenspaces of the laplacian on the sphere proving that the same asymptotic holds . as for the volume properties we prove that : both equations ( [ bettiabstract ] ) and ( [ volumeabs... | we study the statistics of the number of connected components and the volume of a random real algebraic hypersurface in defined by a homogeneous polynomial of degree in the _ real fubini - study _ ensemble . we prove that for the expectation of the number of connected components : the asymptotic being in for fixed . + ... |
1108.3559 | i | magnetic nanoparticles are of great interest because of their nanoscale physical properties and many current and potential applications . these applications range from high - density storage media@xcite and spintronic devices@xcite to biomedical applications like drug delivery , cell separation , cancer treatment and m... | an analytical method for determining the lifetime of the p mode in the case of high anisotropy barrier and small amplitudes of the rotating field is developed within the fokker - planck formalism . in general case we show analytically and numerically that the lifetime is a nonmonotonic function of the rotating field fr... | we study the thermal stability of the periodic ( p ) and quasi - periodic ( q ) precessional modes of the nanoparticle magnetic moment induced by a rotating magnetic field . an analytical method for determining the lifetime of the p mode in the case of high anisotropy barrier and small amplitudes of the rotating field ... |
1108.3559 | c | we have studied in detail the thermal stability of the precessional modes of the nanoparticle magnetic moment induced by the rotating magnetic field whose plane of rotation is perpendicular to the easy axis of the nanoparticle . if the direction of field rotation and the direction of the natural precession of the magne... | we study the thermal stability of the periodic ( p ) and quasi - periodic ( q ) precessional modes of the nanoparticle magnetic moment induced by a rotating magnetic field . , the thermal stability of both p and q modes is investigated by numerical simulation of the stochastic landau - lifshitz equation . | we study the thermal stability of the periodic ( p ) and quasi - periodic ( q ) precessional modes of the nanoparticle magnetic moment induced by a rotating magnetic field . an analytical method for determining the lifetime of the p mode in the case of high anisotropy barrier and small amplitudes of the rotating field ... |
quant-ph9808065 | i | in quantum communication , qubits @xcite are sent across quantum channels that connect distant nodes of a quantum network . in general , these quantum channels are noisy and therefore limit the fidelity of the transmission . a bottleneck for quantum communication is the scaling of the probability of transmission errors... | it is however possible to divide the channel into shorter segments that are purified separately and then connected by the method of entanglement swapping . this method can be much more efficient than schemes based on quantum error correction , as it makes explicit use of two - way classical communication . , we first s... | we study the use of entanglement purification for quantum communication over long distances . for distances much longer than the coherence length of a corresponding noisy quantum channel , the fidelity of transmission is usually so low that standard purification methods are not applicable . it is however possible to di... |
1202.3207 | r | the measurements of the resistivity noise were performed with the sample , the structure of which is presented in fig . [ fig : structure ] . parameters of this sample are as follows : mn content is 0.35 ml , and it corresponds to @xmath250 cm@xmath96 surface concentration ; the thickness of the spacer separating mn @x... | we study theoretically and experimentally the frequency and temperature dependence of resistivity noise in semiconductor heterostructures-doped by mn . the resistivity noise is observed to be non - monotonous as a function of frequency . as a function of temperature , the noise increases by two orders of magnitude for ... | we study theoretically and experimentally the frequency and temperature dependence of resistivity noise in semiconductor heterostructures-doped by mn . the resistivity noise is observed to be non - monotonous as a function of frequency . as a function of temperature , the noise increases by two orders of magnitude for ... |
gr-qc0510075 | i | gr is a classical field theory for 10 independent variables the components of metric tensor @xmath0 . it is well known , however , that some problems inside and beyond einstein s gravity require a richer set of 16 independent variables the components of the coframe ( aka reper , vierbein , ... ) . in the following is... | we study which geometric structure can be constructed from the vierbein ( frame / coframe ) variables and which field models can be related to this geometry . the coframe field models , alternative to gr , are known as viable models for gravity , since they have the schwarzschild solution . this system is similar to th... | we study which geometric structure can be constructed from the vierbein ( frame / coframe ) variables and which field models can be related to this geometry . the coframe field models , alternative to gr , are known as viable models for gravity , since they have the schwarzschild solution . since the local lorentz inva... |
1607.00795 | i | yang baxter deformations provide a systematic way to study integrable deformations of non - linear sigma models in two dimensions . this method was invented by klimcik for principal chiral models based on the modified classical yang baxter equation ( mcybe ) @xcite . it was generalized to the symmetric coset case in... | , the current understanding is that abelian classical-matrices give rise to solutions of type iib supergravity , while non - abelian classical-matrices lead to solutions of the generalized supergravity equations . we examine here some examples of non - abelian classical-matrices and derive the associated backgrounds ex... | we study yang baxter deformations of the superstring with non - abelian classical-matrices which satisfy the homogeneous classical yang baxter equation ( cybe ) . by performing a supercoset construction , we can get deformed backgrounds . while this is a new area of research , the current understanding is that abelia... |
astro-ph0110275 | m | the two - dimensional luminosity distribution observed in most galaxies most often displays a high degree of azimuthal symmetry . this justifies the use of one - dimensional radial surface brightness profiles in describing the radial stellar surface density distribution . such profiles are then decomposed into constitu... | the two - dimensional light distribution of a galaxy is reconstructed using fourier series fits to azimuthal profiles computed in concentric elliptical annuli centered on the galaxy . both the phase and amplitude of each fourier component have been studied as a function of radial bin number for a large collection of ga... | we use automated surface photometry and pattern classification techniques to morphologically classify galaxies . the two - dimensional light distribution of a galaxy is reconstructed using fourier series fits to azimuthal profiles computed in concentric elliptical annuli centered on the galaxy . both the phase and ampl... |
astro-ph0110275 | m | here we describe the application of the method to a set of hst archival images . using the results of section 2 , we assembled samples of local and distant galaxies having weighted mean stage estimates and family classifications that at least two human classifiers agreed upon . we show a representative sample of these ... | we find that up to 90% of the variance in many of these fourier profiles may be characterized in as few as 3 principal components and their use substantially reduces the dimensionality of the classification problem . we use supervised learning methods in the form of artificial neural networks to train galaxy classifier... | we use automated surface photometry and pattern classification techniques to morphologically classify galaxies . the two - dimensional light distribution of a galaxy is reconstructed using fourier series fits to azimuthal profiles computed in concentric elliptical annuli centered on the galaxy . both the phase and ampl... |
1103.4026 | i | age estimates are required for studying the evolutionary history of star clusters . based on such age estimates , a general framework has been developed starting from formation within the dense cores of giant molecular clouds ( gmcs ) ; a stage where the young stars are completely obscured by their dusty gas cocoons ; ... | the first method uses the physical extent and morphology of h emission to estimate the ages of clusters younger than myr . this method relies on the fact that the brightest individual stars in a cluster are most prominent at ages around 10 myr , and fall below the detection limit ( i.e. , m ) for ages older than about... | we use new wfc3 observations of the nearby grand design spiral galaxy m83 to develop two independent methods for estimating the ages of young star clusters . the first method uses the physical extent and morphology of h emission to estimate the ages of clusters younger than myr . it is based on the simple premise that... |
1103.4026 | i | we have used observations taken with the newly installed wfc3 camera on - board the _ hubble space telescope _ to develop two independent methods for age - dating young star clusters in the nearby spiral galaxy m83 . our primary results are summarized below . a working classification system , largely based on h@xmath0 ... | we use new wfc3 observations of the nearby grand design spiral galaxy m83 to develop two independent methods for estimating the ages of young star clusters . it is based on the simple premise that the gas in very young ( few myr ) clusters is largely coincident with the cluster stars , is in a small , ring - like stru... | we use new wfc3 observations of the nearby grand design spiral galaxy m83 to develop two independent methods for estimating the ages of young star clusters . the first method uses the physical extent and morphology of h emission to estimate the ages of clusters younger than myr . it is based on the simple premise that... |
1412.0287 | r | we proceed now to present our qmc results for the hubbard model ( [ hubb ] ) . we first consider static quantities and then study single- and two - particle dynamical correlation functions . vs. @xmath35 for several values of the interchain hopping @xmath5 found on a @xmath36 lattice . the inset shows the evoluti... | the low - temperature behavior of the charge gap indicates a crossover between two distinct energy scales : a high - energy one - dimensional ( 1d ) mott gap due to the umklapp process and a low - energy gap which stems from long - range antiferromagnetic ( af ) spin fluctuations . away from the 1d regime and at temper... | we use quantum monte carlo simulations to study a finite - temperature dimensional - crossover - driven evolution of spin and charge dynamics in an anisotropic two - dimensional system of weakly coupled hubbard chains with a half - filled band . the low - temperature behavior of the charge gap indicates a crossover bet... |
1312.4899 | i | galaxies map the distribution of the underlying dark matter field and provide invaluable information about both the nature of dark energy ( de ) and properties of gravity ( see e.g. * ? ? ? the shape of the two - point correlation function of the observed galaxy field , or of its fourier - transform the power spectrum ... | we use the observed anisotropic clustering of galaxies in the baryon oscillation spectroscopic survey ( boss ) data release 11 cmass sample to measure the linear growth rate of structure , the hubble expansion rate and the comoving distance scale . we find , and when fitting the growth and expansion rate simultaneously... | we use the observed anisotropic clustering of galaxies in the baryon oscillation spectroscopic survey ( boss ) data release 11 cmass sample to measure the linear growth rate of structure , the hubble expansion rate and the comoving distance scale . our sample covers 8498 and encloses an effective volume of 6 at an effe... |
1312.4899 | c | we have used the anisotropic clustering of galaxies in the _ boss _ dr11 data set to simultaneously constrain the growth rate , the redshift distance relationship and the expansion rate at the redshift of @xmath33 . overall , our measurements are in good agreement with the results of the _ planck _ satellite propagate... | when we fix the background expansion to the one predicted by spatially - flatcdm model in agreement with recent planck results , we find ( 6 per cent accuracy ) . while our measurements are generally consistent with the predictions ofcdm and general relativity , they mildly favor models in which the strength of gravita... | we use the observed anisotropic clustering of galaxies in the baryon oscillation spectroscopic survey ( boss ) data release 11 cmass sample to measure the linear growth rate of structure , the hubble expansion rate and the comoving distance scale . our sample covers 8498 and encloses an effective volume of 6 at an effe... |
0902.2787 | i | the identification of the progenitor stars of supernova ( sn ) explosions is one of the central problems of stellar astrophysics . in the case of core collapse supernovae ( cc sne : types ii , ib , ic , and derived subtypes ) the progenitors are known to be massive ( @xmath5 ) stars whose inner cores collapse to a neut... | we use the star formation history map of the large magellanic cloud recently published by harris & zaritsky to study the sites of the eight smallest ( and presumably youngest ) supernova remnants in the cloud : sn 1987a , n158a , n49 , and n63a ( core collapse remnants ) , 0509.5 , 0519.0 , n103b , and dem l71 ( type i... | we use the star formation history map of the large magellanic cloud recently published by harris & zaritsky to study the sites of the eight smallest ( and presumably youngest ) supernova remnants in the cloud : sn 1987a , n158a , n49 , and n63a ( core collapse remnants ) , 0509.5 , 0519.0 , n103b , and dem l71 ( type i... |
astro-ph9809042 | i | an ultimate goal of the study of quasar ( qso ) absorption lines is to develop a comprehensive understanding of the kinematic , chemical , and ionization conditions of gaseous structures in early epoch galaxies and to chart their cosmic evolution . for a comprehensive physical picture of any given absorption system , ... | the chemical and ionization species covered in the fos/_hst _ spectra are , , , , , , , , , , s0.1emvi , , and , with ionization potentials ranging from 13.6 to 138 ev . a main result of this paper is that the low resolution spectra can provide meaningful _ constraints _ on the physical conditions of the clouds , inclu... | we used hires / keck profiles ( ) of and in combination with fos/_hst _ spectra ( ) to place constraints on the physical conditions ( metallicities , ionization conditions , and multiphase distribution ) of absorbing gas in three galaxies at , , and along the line of sight to pg . the chemical and ionization species... |
astro-ph9809042 | c | as shown in figure [ fig : vpfits ] , system a is comprised of six distinct clouds with a total velocity spread of @xmath149 and is @xmath150 from system b , which has five clouds spread over @xmath6 . system c is @xmath19 from system b and is comprised of a single , resolved cloud . in figure 3 , we show the ... | we assumed that the clouds are photoionized by the extra galactic background and determined the allowed ranges of their physical properties as constrained by the absorption strengths in the fos spectra . we find that the clouds , which have a typical size of pc , give rise to the , the majority of which arises in a s... | we used hires / keck profiles ( ) of and in combination with fos/_hst _ spectra ( ) to place constraints on the physical conditions ( metallicities , ionization conditions , and multiphase distribution ) of absorbing gas in three galaxies at , , and along the line of sight to pg . the chemical and ionization species... |
1611.05494 | i | many mathematical models of real - life processes pose challenges during numerical computations , due to their large size and complexity . model order reduction ( mor ) techniques are methods that reduce the computational complexity of numerical simulations , an overview of mor methods is provided in @xcite . mor techn... | when solving linear stochastic differential equations numerically , usually a high order spatial discretisation is used . balanced truncation ( bt ) and singular perturbation approximation ( spa ) are well - known projection techniques in the deterministic framework which reduce the order of a control system and hence ... | when solving linear stochastic differential equations numerically , usually a high order spatial discretisation is used . balanced truncation ( bt ) and singular perturbation approximation ( spa ) are well - known projection techniques in the deterministic framework which reduce the order of a control system and hence ... |
1312.2449 | i | extreme ultraviolet ( euv ) imaging of the inner solar corona gives the most valuable information about the spatial and temporal dynamics of coronal plasma , because this spectral range corresponds to its inherent temperature range of 12 mk . the temperature sensitivity of the euv emission results in noticeable differ... | wide - field euv telescopes imaging in spectral bands sensitive to 1 mk plasma on the sun often observe extended ray - like coronal structures stretching radially from active regions to distances of 1.52 , which represent the euv counterparts of white - light streamers . to explain this phenomenon , it was found that ... | wide - field euv telescopes imaging in spectral bands sensitive to 1 mk plasma on the sun often observe extended ray - like coronal structures stretching radially from active regions to distances of 1.52 , which represent the euv counterparts of white - light streamers . to explain this phenomenon , we investigated th... |
1312.2449 | i | this paper presents the results of a photometric study of * a * streamer observed on 2021 october 2010 with the swap euv telescope in the 174 spectral band , together with the _ hinode_/eis spectrometer ( obtained in the hop 165 session ) and the mauna loa mk4 white - light coronagraph . the application of special o... | we investigated the properties of a streamer observed on october 2021 , 2010 by the _ proba2_/swap euv telescope together with the _ hinode_/eis spectrometer ( hop 165 ) and the mauna loa mk4 white - light coronagraph . in the swap 174 band comprising the fe ix fe xi lines , the streamer was detected to a distanc... | wide - field euv telescopes imaging in spectral bands sensitive to 1 mk plasma on the sun often observe extended ray - like coronal structures stretching radially from active regions to distances of 1.52 , which represent the euv counterparts of white - light streamers . to explain this phenomenon , we investigated th... |
hep-th0508038 | i | anti - de sitter ( ads ) spacetime is remarkable from different points of view . the early interest to this spacetime was motivated by the questions of principal nature related to the quantization of fields propagating on curved backgrounds . the investigation of the dynamics of fields on ads is of interest not only be... | wightman function and vacuum expectation value of the field square are evaluated for a massive scalar field with general curvature coupling parameter subject to robin boundary conditions on two codimension one parallel branes located on-dimensional background spacetime with a warped internal space . the general case of... | wightman function and vacuum expectation value of the field square are evaluated for a massive scalar field with general curvature coupling parameter subject to robin boundary conditions on two codimension one parallel branes located on-dimensional background spacetime with a warped internal space . the general case of... |
1003.0932 | i | advanced nanostructuring techniques permit the creation of specific superconducting structures for controlling vortex motion in type - ii superconductors . experiments and simulations for square and triangular artificial pinning arrays demonstrate that pronounced commensurability effects occur when the number of vortic... | with advances in fabrication technologies it is now possible to create precisely controlled geometries and pinning landscapes for vortex matter in type - ii superconductors . here we show that this system exhibits a number of different commensurability effects when the vortex configurations match to both the periodicit... | with advances in fabrication technologies it is now possible to create precisely controlled geometries and pinning landscapes for vortex matter in type - ii superconductors . here we use numerical simulations to examine vortex states and dynamics in periodic funnel geometries where a drive is applied in the easy flow d... |
1003.0932 | i | in summary , we have used numerical simulations to examine the vortex configurations and dynamics in a periodic funnel array . the vortex configurations we observe are generally different from those found for a single isolated triangular sample due to the coupling between vortices in adjacent funnels . as a function of... | we use numerical simulations to examine vortex states and dynamics in periodic funnel geometries where a drive is applied in the easy flow direction . the vortex configurations in this system are generally different from those observed for single isolated triangular superconducting samples due to the coupling of vortic... | with advances in fabrication technologies it is now possible to create precisely controlled geometries and pinning landscapes for vortex matter in type - ii superconductors . here we use numerical simulations to examine vortex states and dynamics in periodic funnel geometries where a drive is applied in the easy flow d... |
1406.4121 | c | since we analyzed the bulge of m31 , which is comprised of an old stellar population and thus globular clusters , it is not surprising that our x - ray point sources are predominantly gc - lmxbs ( table [ tab : scxrmatches ] ) . when comparing the averages of star cluster colour , magnitude , and effective radius our r... | this population is composed predominantly of globular cluster low - mass xrbs , with one previously unidentified star cluster x - ray source . star clusters that were brighter and more compact preferentially hosted an x - ray source . specifically , logistic regression showed that the f475w magnitude was the most impor... | x - ray binaries ( xrbs ) are probes of both star formation and stellar mass , but more importantly remain one of the only direct tracers of the compact object population . to investigate the xrb population in m31 , we utilized all 121 publicly available observations of m31 totalling over 1 ms from _ chandra s _ acis i... |
1406.4121 | i | we used all 121 publicly available _ chandra _ acis observations of m31 to complete a study of star clusters and h ii regions . specifically , we analyzed 83 star clusters in the bulge of m31 from the phat survey and found 15 unique matches ( 18% ) to 17 x - ray point sources within 1 ( 3.8 pc ) . when correcting o... | we studied 83 star clusters in the bulge using the year 1 star cluster catalogue from the panchromatic hubble andromeda treasury survey . we found 15 unique star clusters that matched to 17 x - ray point sources within 1 ( 3.8 pc ) . four matches have no previous classification and thus are high - mass xrb candidates ... | x - ray binaries ( xrbs ) are probes of both star formation and stellar mass , but more importantly remain one of the only direct tracers of the compact object population . to investigate the xrb population in m31 , we utilized all 121 publicly available observations of m31 totalling over 1 ms from _ chandra s _ acis i... |
1509.06814 | i | gj1214b is a warm sub - neptune orbiting a nearby m dwarf and discovered by the mearth survey @xcite . it is one of the rare low - mass planets whose atmosphere is characterizable in transit spectroscopy by current telescopes . gj1214b is therefore considered as a privileged archetype of this new category of planets al... | gj1214b is a warm sub - neptune transiting in front of a nearby m dwarf star . recent observations indicate the presence of high and thick clouds or haze whose presence requires strong atmospheric mixing . in order to understand the transport and distribution of such clouds / haze , we study the atmospheric circulation... | gj1214b is a warm sub - neptune transiting in front of a nearby m dwarf star . recent observations indicate the presence of high and thick clouds or haze whose presence requires strong atmospheric mixing . in order to understand the transport and distribution of such clouds / haze , we study the atmospheric circulation... |
1509.06814 | c | in this study , we analyzed the atmospheric dynamics of gj1214b for a cloud - free atmosphere with different metallicities as a first application of the generic lmdz gcm to a non - rocky exoplanet . we obtained results for radiative transfer , temperatures and winds very similar to those from the other state - of - the... | we also analyze the zonal mean meridional circulation and show that it corresponds to an anti - hadley circulation in most of the atmosphere with upwelling at mid - latitude and downwelling at the equator in average . , we show that vertical winds on gj1214b can be strong enough to loft micrometric particles and that t... | gj1214b is a warm sub - neptune transiting in front of a nearby m dwarf star . recent observations indicate the presence of high and thick clouds or haze whose presence requires strong atmospheric mixing . in order to understand the transport and distribution of such clouds / haze , we study the atmospheric circulation... |
astro-ph0510106 | i | it is generally accepted that the dipole signature in the cosmic microwave background ( cmb ) is due to a doppler effect arising from the motion of the local group ( lg ) through the cosmological reference frame . although the direction and amplitude of this motion is known to high accuracy , its source has yet to be c... | we aim to settle the debate regarding the fraction of the local group s peculiar velocity that is induced by structures beyond the great attractor by calculating the dipole anisotropy of the largest , all - sky , truly x - ray selected cluster sample compiled to date . , we find that additional superclusters play an im... | we aim to settle the debate regarding the fraction of the local group s peculiar velocity that is induced by structures beyond the great attractor by calculating the dipole anisotropy of the largest , all - sky , truly x - ray selected cluster sample compiled to date . the sample is the combination of the reflex catalo... |
astro-ph0510106 | c | we have combined the reflex catalog in the southern hemisphere , the ebcs sample in the north , and the ciza survey in the galactic plane to produce the largest , all - sky , truly x - ray selected cluster sample compiled to date and used it to investigate the origin of the lg s peculiar velocity . the x - ray selected... | the sample is the combination of the reflex catalog in the southern hemisphere , the ebcs sample in the north , and the ciza survey in the galactic plane . the composite reflex+ebcs+ciza sample overcomes many of the problems inherent to previous galaxy and cluster catalogs which limited their effectiveness in determini... | we aim to settle the debate regarding the fraction of the local group s peculiar velocity that is induced by structures beyond the great attractor by calculating the dipole anisotropy of the largest , all - sky , truly x - ray selected cluster sample compiled to date . the sample is the combination of the reflex catalo... |
quant-ph0611228 | i | light - matter quantum interface is a basic element of any quantum information network aiming at long distance quantum communication , cryptography protocols or quantum computing , see @xcite . light is a natural carrier of quantum information and a macroscopic atomic system can be efficiently used for its storage . cr... | we discuss theoretically quantum interface between light and a spin polarized ensemble of atoms with the spin based on an off - resonant raman scattering . we present the spectral theory of the light - atoms interaction and show how particular spectral modes of quantum light couple to spatial modes of the extended atom... | we discuss theoretically quantum interface between light and a spin polarized ensemble of atoms with the spin based on an off - resonant raman scattering . we present the spectral theory of the light - atoms interaction and show how particular spectral modes of quantum light couple to spatial modes of the extended atom... |
cond-mat0102521 | i | phase ordering dynamics describes the way in which domains of an ordered state develop when an initially disordered system is placed in an environment which promotes ordering . for instance , when a simple ferromagnet or alloy is quenched rapidly from very high to very low temperatures @xmath14 , domains of equilibrium... | we study a new kind of phase ordering phenomenon in coarse - grained depth models of the hill - valley profile of fluctuating surfaces with zero overall tilt , and for hard - core particles sliding on such surfaces under gravity . the particles on the gbdt surface show conventional coarsening ( porod ) behavior with . ... | we study a new kind of phase ordering phenomenon in coarse - grained depth models of the hill - valley profile of fluctuating surfaces with zero overall tilt , and for hard - core particles sliding on such surfaces under gravity . we find that several such systems approach an ordered state with large scale fluctuations... |
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