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Thesis Tide ranks papers based on their relevance to the fields, with the goal of making it easier to find the most relevant papers. It uses AI to analyze the content of papers and rank them!

Formal Simulation and Visualisation of Hybrid Programs

The design and analysis of systems that combine computational behaviour with physical processes' continuous dynamics - such as movement, velocity, and voltage - is a famous, challenging task. Seve...

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The article presents a significant enhancement of a proof-of-concept tool (Lince) that simulates hybrid programs, which is crucial for analyzing systems that integrate computational and continuous processes. The improvements described are extensive and cater to real-world applications such as autonomous driving, which is a highly relevant and rapidly evolving field. The focus on usability and functionality indicates a strong approach to integrating theoretical advances with practical application. However, as it is still a proof-of-concept, there remains a degree of uncertainty regarding its broader applicability beyond the examples provided.

Hindered stokesian settling of discs and rods

We report measurements of the mean settling velocities for suspensions of discs and rods in the stokes regime for a number of particle aspect ratios. All these shapes display "hindered settling&q...

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The study provides insightful measurements of settling velocities for non-spherical particles, contributing valuable data to the understanding of hindered settling behavior in suspensions. The novel aspect of comparing disc and rod shapes to spherical particles and the proposed scaling laws enhances its applicability to various fields. The methodological rigor in measuring settling velocities supports its credibility and relevance within the field.

On the geometry of Kähler--Frobenius manifolds and their classification

The purpose of this article is to show that flat compact Kähler manifolds exhibit the structure of a Frobenius manifold, a structure originating in 2D Topological Quantum Field Theory and closely rela...

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The article introduces a significant classification of flat compact Kähler manifolds as Frobenius manifolds, establishing a novel intersection between geometry and theoretical physics, particularly through the connection to Topological Quantum Field Theory. The study's methodological rigor, especially in addressing Chern's conjecture and providing a thorough analysis of two-dimensional cases, adds to its relevance. Moreover, the implications for Calabi-Yau manifolds, complex tori, and their connections to theta functions extend its impact beyond pure mathematics, potentially influencing fields like mathematical physics and number theory.

Improved Lower Bounds for all Odd-Query Locally Decodable Codes

We prove that for every odd $q\geq 3$ , any $q$ -query binary, possibly non-linear locally decodable code ( $q$ -LDC) $E:\{\pm1\}^k \rightarrow \{\pm1\}^n$ must satisfy ...

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The article presents significant theoretical advancements in the field of locally decodable codes (LDCs), establishing improved lower bounds for odd-query LDCs and introducing a novel condition ('t-approximate strong regularity') which could inspire future research in this area. Its methodological rigor and the introduction of new concepts could have a profound effect on subsequent studies aiming to understand or enhance LDCs. However, the practical implications of these results could be limited, as they primarily contribute to a theoretical rather than applied domain.

Integrated Positioning and Communication via LEO Satellites: Opportunities and Challenges

Low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, as a prominent technology in the 6G non-terrestrial network, offer both positioning and communication capabilities. While these two applications have each been extens...

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The article tackles a novel and timely topic in the rapidly evolving field of 6G technologies by focusing on the integration of communication and positioning via LEO satellites. Its comprehensive analysis and the presentation of case studies enhance its methodological rigor, providing practical insights into both areas. Furthermore, the identification of open research challenges will serve to guide future research efforts, bolstering its relevance and potential impact.

Hilbert Subspace Ergodicity

Ergodicity has been one of the fundamental concepts underpinning our understanding of thermalisation in isolated systems since the first developments in classical statistical mechanics. Recently, a si...

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This article presents a novel concept of Hilbert Subspace Ergodicity, expanding on established theories like ETH and providing new insights into quantum many-body systems. The exploration of how certain mechanisms influence this new type of ergodicity showcases both originality and depth, indicating significant implications for the understanding of thermalization in quantum systems. Its methodological rigor and the potential for practical applications in quantum information theory contribute to its high relevance score.

InCrowd-VI: A Realistic Visual-Inertial Dataset for Evaluating SLAM in Indoor Pedestrian-Rich Spaces for Human Navigation

Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) techniques can be used to navigate the visually impaired, but the development of robust SLAM solutions for crowded spaces is limited by the lack of realist...

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The introduction of InCrowd-VI represents a significant advancement in dataset availability for SLAM in visually impaired navigation, tackling a crucial gap in the existing literature. The dataset's realism, the extensive data collection, and the inherent challenges it includes (occlusions, varying densities, lighting) are critical for developing robust algorithms. Additionally, the performance evaluation of existing algorithms underscores the dataset's immediate applicability and the necessity for further research in this domain.

Anomalous transport in U(1)-symmetric quantum circuits

In this work we investigate discrete-time transport in a generic U(1)-symmetric disordered model tuned across an array of different dynamical regimes. We develop an aggregate quantity, a circular stat...

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The article introduces a novel aggregate quantity, the circular statistical moment, which enhances our understanding of transport properties in U(1)-symmetric disordered systems. The identification of unique behaviors such as superdiffusion and the prethermal 'swappy' regime is particularly impactful for ongoing research in quantum transport and disordered systems. The methodological rigor in exploring various dynamical regimes and transport exponents underscores its scientific robustness.

Convex Approximation of Probabilistic Reachable Sets from Small Samples Using Self-supervised Neural Networks

Probabilistic Reachable Set (PRS) plays a crucial role in many fields of autonomous systems, yet efficiently generating PRS remains a significant challenge. This paper presents a learning approach to ...

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The article addresses a significant challenge in generating Probabilistic Reachable Sets (PRS) by leveraging innovative neural network architectures in a self-supervised learning context. Its methodological rigor, use of established frameworks, and exploration of a new intersection between machine learning and autonomous systems suggest it can inspire future research and improve practical applications in the field. The novelty lies in applying self-supervised learning to a domain where traditional methods struggle with computational efficiency, which is especially relevant as autonomous systems become more prevalent.

Measurement of two-neutrino double electron capture half-life of $^{124}$ Xe with PandaX-4T

Detailed studies of two-neutrino double electron capture (2 $ν$ DEC) is a crucial step towards searching for the neutrino-less mode to explore the Majorana nature of neutrinos. We have measured ...

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The article presents significant advancements in the understanding of two-neutrino double electron capture, specifically in the precision measurement of its half-life using the PandaX-4T experiment. The novelty lies in the construction of a time-dependent background model unique to this experiment. The findings could lead to future inquiries into the Majorana nature of neutrinos and enhance the field's experimental methodologies.

Contrasting local and global modeling with machine learning and satellite data: A case study estimating tree canopy height in African savannas

While advances in machine learning with satellite imagery (SatML) are facilitating environmental monitoring at a global scale, developing SatML models that are accurate and useful for local regions re...

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The article addresses a significant gap in the current application of machine learning (ML) utilizing satellite data—how global models can be refined for local accuracy. It presents a timely and relevant case study that challenges existing assumptions about global approaches, highlighting methodological rigor and practical implications for environmental monitoring, particularly in specific ecosystems. The insights into local versus global modeling paradigms can drive future research in both environmental science and machine learning.

Enhancing Medical Image Segmentation with Deep Learning and Diffusion Models

Medical image segmentation is crucial for accurate clinical diagnoses, yet it faces challenges such as low contrast between lesions and normal tissues, unclear boundaries, and high variability across ...

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This article presents a novel approach to a critical issue in medical imaging. By integrating diffusion models with deep learning techniques, it addresses significant limitations in current methodologies, such as data sparsity and the challenge of accurately segmenting small structures. The emphasis on enhancing boundary detection is particularly relevant given clinical implications. The exploration of new methodologies shows potential for considerable impact on future research, especially with the increasing reliance on AI in healthcare.

Particle systems, Dipoles and Besov spaces

In a measure space with a very mild structure, a good grid, we introduced a scale of Besov Banach spaces of distributions with negative smoothness. We establish an atomic decomposition in terms of Dir...

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This article presents a novel approach to the study of Besov spaces through the lens of particle systems and dipoles, potentially offering new insights into the structure and properties of these spaces. The introduction of an atomic decomposition framework adds significant methodological rigor. The implications for theoretical mathematics and applied analysis could advance understanding and applications in various fields.

Indiscriminate Disruption of Conditional Inference on Multivariate Gaussians

The multivariate Gaussian distribution underpins myriad operations-research, decision-analytic, and machine-learning models (e.g., Bayesian optimization, Gaussian influence diagrams, and variational a...

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The article addresses a crucial gap in the area of adversarial machine learning, specifically within the context of multivariate Gaussian models used in various significant applications. The investigation of attacks on conditional inference is novel, and it potentially paves the way for developing robust machine learning models against adversarial manipulation. The methodology is rigorous, with derived structural properties and practical applications, contributing to its overall impact.

Randomized Geodesic Flow on Hyperbolic Groups

Motivated by Gromov's geodesic flow problem on hyperbolic groups $G$ , we develop in this paper an analog using random walks. This leads to a notion of a harmonic analog $Θ$ of the ...

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The article presents a novel approach to understanding geodesic flows by utilizing random walks on hyperbolic groups, providing significant advancements in the field. The methodology is rigorous, introducing three related constructions which enhance the robustness of its conclusions. The novel framework developed for treating random walk trajectories as geodesics is particularly impactful, allowing for a deeper exploration of dynamics on hyperbolic groups. This work has potential applications in geometric group theory, ergodic theory, and beyond, making it a valuable contribution.

Neutrino Flavour Waves Through the Quantum Vacuum: A Theory of Oscillations

We propose a theory for neutrino oscillations, in which the flavour neutrinos are treated as waves of massless particles propagating in a "refractive quantum vacuum" and obeying a relativist...

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The proposed theory presents a significant departure from traditional models of neutrino oscillation by introducing a new perspective on flavour neutrinos as massless particles in a refractive quantum vacuum. This innovative approach has the potential to clarify existing anomalies in neutrino studies and enhance our understanding of particle physics. The multidimensional nature of the theory, which relates quantum mechanics to relativistic treatments and Higgs interactions, underscores its methodological rigor and theoretical robustness.

DINO-X: A Unified Vision Model for Open-World Object Detection and Understanding

In this paper, we introduce DINO-X, which is a unified object-centric vision model developed by IDEA Research with the best open-world object detection performance to date. DINO-X employs the same Tra...

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DINO-X introduces a novel unified vision model with cutting-edge performance in open-world object detection, demonstrating rigorous methodology with a large-scale dataset supporting its claims. Its ability to handle long-tailed object detection through versatile prompting significantly enhances its applicability, potentially influencing both practical applications and future research directions in the field.

Lower Dimensional Spherical Representation of Medium Voltage Load Profiles for Visualization, Outlier Detection, and Generative Modelling

This paper presents the spherical lower dimensional representation for daily medium voltage load profiles, based on principal component analysis. The objective is to unify and simplify the tasks for (...

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The article introduces an innovative approach to visualizing and modeling medium voltage load profiles using a lower dimensional spherical representation, which enhances existing techniques for clustering and outlier detection. The novelty lies in the integration of principal component analysis with spherical geometry, yielding new insights into the structure of energy consumption data. The methodological rigor is evident in the validation against real-world data from multiple municipalities, strengthening its applicability and relevance. This multidisciplinary approach may inspire future research in both energy load modeling and applied mathematics.

Layer Pruning with Consensus: A Triple-Win Solution

Layer pruning offers a promising alternative to standard structured pruning, effectively reducing computational costs, latency, and memory footprint. While notable layer-pruning approaches aim to dete...

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The proposed Consensus criterion for layer pruning introduces a novel, multifaceted approach that addresses key limitations of existing methods in terms of layer importance detection. The rigorous methodology, alongside significant performance improvements and environmental benefits, positions this research as a pivotal contribution to the field. Its potential application in real-world scenarios further enhances its relevance.

Overcomplete Tensor Decomposition via Koszul-Young Flattenings

Motivated by connections between algebraic complexity lower bounds and tensor decompositions, we investigate Koszul-Young flattenings, which are the main ingredient in recent lower bounds for matrix m...

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This article presents a novel algorithm for tensor decomposition utilizing Koszul-Young flattenings, addressing a significant problem in algebraic complexity. Its methodological improvements over previous methods enhance its applicability in computational mathematics and theoretical computer science. The discussion on limitations also adds depth to the findings, paving the way for future research in understanding tensor rank complexities.