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Berry-Esseen inequality for random walks conditioned to stay positive

We consider random walks conditioned to stay positive. When the mean of increments is zero and variance is finite it is known that they converge to the Rayleigh distribution. In the present paper we d...

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This article addresses a fundamental aspect of probability theory regarding random walks with positive conditioning, an area with rich historical significance and practical implications. The derivation of a Berry-Esseen type estimate brings a novel aspect to the convergence behavior of such walks, providing rigorous mathematical backing that could influence further studies on random processes and their applications. The methodological rigor suggests reliable results that could serve as a stepping stone for related research.

GradStop: Exploring Training Dynamics in Unsupervised Outlier Detection through Gradient Cohesion

Unsupervised Outlier Detection (UOD) is a critical task in data mining and machine learning, aiming to identify instances that significantly deviate from the majority. Without any label, deep UOD meth...

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This article introduces a novel approach, GradStop, that addresses a significant challenge in the training dynamics of unsupervised outlier detection models. The focus on optimizing training to enhance performance is particularly relevant given the increasing importance of anomaly detection across various domains. Methodologically, the paper employs a robust experimental setup with extensive validation across multiple datasets, showcasing the efficacy of the proposed solution. It also offers theoretical insights, enhancing the overall rigor of the research. However, while the innovation is substantial, the applicability of the method outside the specified domain may be limited, which prevents a perfect score.

Liouville Theorems on pseudohermitian manifolds with nonnegative Tanaka-Webster curvature

In this paper we study positive solutions to the CR Yamabe equation in noncompact $(2n+1)$ -dimensional Sasakian manifolds with nonnegative curvature. In particular, we show that the Heisenberg...

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This article addresses a specific yet significant problem in differential geometry by providing novel insights into the CR Yamabe equation and expanding established results related to Sasakian manifolds. The strong rigidity theorem demonstrated offers a substantial advancement in understanding the geometric properties of manifolds with nonnegative curvature, which has implications in both theoretical and applied contexts. However, while it is a rigorous study, its niche focus may limit broader impacts beyond the subfield.

High-speed scattering polarimetry for correlative nerve fiber imaging and multi-modal analysis

Three-Dimensional Polarized Light Imaging (3D-PLI) and Computational Scattered Light Imaging (ComSLI) map dense nerve fibers in brain sections with micrometer resolution using visible light. 3D-PLI re...

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The introduction of the Scattering Polarimeter represents a significant advancement in the imaging of nerve fibers within brain tissue, combining high-speed capabilities with enhanced fiber orientation mapping. The novelty of applying 3D-PLI and ComSLI in a correlative manner addresses both resolution and depth of analysis, which are critical for understanding complex neural architectures. The methodological rigor showcased in the integration of techniques, as well as the comprehensive assessment of results against state-of-the-art methods, ensures the impact and applicability of this research.

A robust, scalable K-statistic for quantifying immune cell clustering in spatial proteomics data

Spatial summary statistics based on point process theory are widely used to quantify the spatial organization of cell populations in single-cell spatial proteomics data. Among these, Ripley's $...

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This article presents a significant advancement in the methodology for analyzing spatial proteomics data by introducing a robust K-statistic, KAMP, that addresses the critical issue of spatial homogeneity in immune cell clustering studies. The novel approach offers a computationally efficient solution that is practically applicable in clinical settings, particularly in cancer research, enhancing methodological rigor and reproducibility. The implications for patient survival analysis further underscore its relevance.

Time discretization of Quadratic Forward-Backward SDEs with singular drifts

We investigate the convergence rate for the time discretization of a class of quadratic backward SDEs -- potentially involving path-dependent terminal values -- when coupled with non-standard Lipschit...

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This article presents a robust investigation into the convergence rates of time discretization schemes for quadratic forward-backward stochastic differential equations (SDEs) with singular drifts. Its methodological rigor, particularly the careful examination of martingale integrands and extensions of existing theories, adds significant value to the existing literature. The novelty of applying regularization through noise to enhance convergence rates could set a precedent for future studies in this domain, though the applicability might be somewhat niche.

Pinning induced motion and internal flow in neighbouring evaporating multi-component drops

The evaporation of multi-component sessile droplets is key in many physicochemical applications such as inkjet printing, spray cooling, and micro-fabrication. Past fundamental research has primarily c...

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The article presents a novel experimental investigation into the interactions of multi-component evaporating drops, an area that has received limited focus compared to single drop dynamics. The study employs rigorous methodologies such as direct imaging and confocal microscopy, adding robustness to its findings. The counter-intuitive behavior observed in adjacent drops has significant implications for applications in various fields, making the results highly relevant and likely to inspire future research.

Gromov ground state in phase space engineering for fusion energy

Phase space engineering by RF waves plays important roles in both thermal D-T fusion and non-thermal advanced fuel fusion. But not all phase space manipulation is allowed, certain fundamental limits e...

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This article addresses a significant theoretical problem in fusion energy research, linking phase space engineering with fundamental constraints imposed by Gromov's non-squeezing theorem. Its novelty lies in positioning the Gromov ground state within the context of fusion energy, offering potential advances in understanding energy states and fusion methodologies. The methodological rigor of the conceptual framework proposed appears strong; however, empirical validation or direct application is still necessary to assess true foundational impact. The article also inspires future exploration of both theoretical and experimental frameworks regarding phase space mapping in energy systems.

Dissipation for codimension 1 singular structures to incompressible Euler

We consider weak solutions to the incompressible Euler equations. It is shown that energy conservation holds in any Onsager critical class in which smooth functions are dense. The argument is independ...

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The article presents a significant advancement in understanding the dissipation properties related to weak solutions of the incompressible Euler equations. The novelty lies in the connection made between energy conservation in various critical classes and the exploration of codimension 1 structures, which suggests a deeper understanding of the physical and mathematical nature of these equations. The methodology appears robust and contributes to unifying several previous results, indicating a potential widespread applicability. However, its focus on a fairly niche area may limit immediate application to broader fields.

Tilings of the sphere by congruent pentagons IV: Edge combination $a^4b$ with general angles

We classify edge-to-edge tilings of the sphere by congruent pentagons with the edge combination $a^4b$ and with any irrational angle in degree: they are three $1$ -parameter families of...

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The study presents a significant advancement in the classification of edge-to-edge tilings on spherical surfaces using congruent pentagons, which is a niche yet impactful topic in geometry and topology. The methodology appears robust, employing parameter families and numerical computation, suggesting both rigor and practical applicability. The findings are novel, especially in the context of non-symmetric earth map tilings, making this work relevant for future research in geometric combinatorics and mathematical tiling theory.

Survival and synthetic observables of neutral atomic hydrogen in galactic wind simulations

Connecting numerical simulations to observations is essential to understanding the physics of galactic winds. Our Galaxy hosts a large-scale, multi-phase nuclear wind, whose dense gas has been detecte...

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The paper presents a novel approach to connect numerical simulations of galactic winds with synthetic observables of neutral atomic hydrogen (HI), addressing a significant gap in astrophysics. The incorporation of magnetic fields into the models adds depth and could facilitate further experimental validation through observational AR techniques. Its methodology appears robust, grounding its findings in physical modeling which can have extensive implications for the understanding of galaxy formation and evolution.

SuperCode: Sustainability PER AI-driven CO-DEsign

Currently, data-intensive scientific applications require vast amounts of compute resources to deliver world-leading science. The climate emergency has made it clear that unlimited use of resources (e...

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This article addresses the critical intersection of sustainability in computing and AI, proposing a novel methodology that leverages advanced language models to optimize code and enhance energy efficiency. The emphasis on sustainability as a key performance indicator is particularly relevant given current global challenges. However, as a vision paper, it lacks empirical validation and detailed methodology, which limits its immediate applicability but still offers substantial potential for influence in future research directions.

A Dual-Module Denoising Approach with Curriculum Learning for Enhancing Multimodal Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis

Multimodal Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (MABSA) combines text and images to perform sentiment analysis but often struggles with irrelevant or misleading visual information. Existing methodologies t...

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This article introduces a novel dual-module approach that tackles the dual challenges of sentence-image and aspect-image denoising in sentiment analysis, which is currently a significant gap in the literature. The methodology is rigorous and leverages innovative curriculum learning, potentially improving model performance in real-world applications. Moreover, the comprehensive evaluation on benchmark datasets enhances its reliability and applicability in the field.

Orbital stability of normalized ground states for critical Choquard equation with potential

In this paper, we study the existence of ground state standing waves and orbital stability, of prescribed mass, for the nonlinear critical Choquard equation \begin{equation*} \left\{\begin{array}{l}...

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This article presents a novel approach to establishing orbital stability for the critical Choquard equation, which is a significant advancement in the study of nonlinear partial differential equations. The derivation of new Strichartz estimates adds methodological rigor, making the findings potentially applicable to other mixed nonlinear equations. The paper may inspire further research into the stability properties of other related models, enhancing its overall impact.

High Dimensional Quantum Eavesdropping: A Hypothetical Attack on BB84 & SSP

Quantum key distribution algorithms are considered secure because they leverage quantum phenomena to provide security. As such, eavesdroppers can be detected by analyzing the error rate in the shared ...

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The article presents a novel and theoretically profound attack strategy against established quantum key distribution protocols, particularly BB84. Its methodological rigor, demonstrated through simulations using Cirq, underscores the robustness of the findings. The implications of a successful undetectable eavesdropping technique have substantial consequences for the security of quantum communication systems, marking a significant advance in the understanding of vulnerabilities in this field.

Quark TMDs from back-to-back dijet production at forward rapidities in pA collisions beyond eikonal accuracy in the CGC

We study dijet production in pA collisions at forward rapidities at next-to-eikonal accuracy. We restrict ourselves to the next-to-eikonal corrections that are induced by the quark background field of...

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This article presents a significant advancement in the understanding of quark transverse momentum distributions (TMDs) by addressing them within a more accurate framework (beyond eikonal) in the context of pA collisions. The focus on next-to-eikonal corrections adds novelty and potentially transforms existing theoretical frameworks, enhancing predictive power in collision phenomena. The methodological rigor and depth of analysis imply that the findings could lead to better experimental validation and application in heavy-ion physics.

ConvMesh: Reimagining Mesh Quality Through Convex Optimization

Mesh generation has become a critical topic in recent years, forming the foundation of all 3D objects used across various applications, such as virtual reality, gaming, and 3D printing. With advanceme...

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The introduction of ConvMesh represents a novel methodological approach to mesh generation and quality enhancement, leveraging convex optimization and advanced computational techniques. The use of machine learning alongside traditional optimization methods adds significant value and relevance to this research. Its practical application in well-known datasets provides credibility and a clear pathway for future research and development in the field. However, while promising, the results hinge on specific datasets and may require broader validation across diverse applications.

On Inverse Problems for Mean Field Games with Common Noise via Carleman Estimate

In this paper, we study two kinds of inverse problems for Mean Field Games (MFGs) with common noise. Our focus is on MFGs described by a coupled system of stochastic Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman and Fokker...

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The paper addresses inverse problems in the context of Mean Field Games (MFGs) and introduces significant advancements through the use of Carleman estimates. The establishment of stability results and a uniqueness theorem adds methodological rigor to the study, indicating its potential to influence future research in both theoretical and applied aspects of MFGs. Furthermore, the exploration of common noise in MFGs is a relatively novel approach that could lead to increased understanding in stochastic control problems, making the findings highly relevant.

SAM-Mamba: Mamba Guided SAM Architecture for Generalized Zero-Shot Polyp Segmentation

Polyp segmentation in colonoscopy is crucial for detecting colorectal cancer. However, it is challenging due to variations in the structure, color, and size of polyps, as well as the lack of clear bou...

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The proposed SAM-Mamba framework presents a novel approach to polyp segmentation, addressing significant challenges faced by existing models. Its introduction of a Mamba-Prior module is innovative and potentially transformative for colorectal cancer detection. The strong experimental results across multiple benchmarks further establish its robustness and applicability in clinical settings, making it highly relevant for advancing the field of medical imaging.

Non-binary dynamical Ising machines for combinatorial optimization

Dynamical Ising machines achieve accelerated solving of complex combinatorial optimization problems by remapping the convergence to the ground state of the classical spin networks to the evolution of ...

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This article presents a novel approach to dynamical Ising machines that enhances combinatorial optimization techniques through non-binary states. Its focus on achieving more precise mappings can significantly reduce post-processing needs, thus improving efficiency. The methodological rigor demonstrated in solving well-known problems like graph coloring and Sudoku positions this work as a valuable contribution with implications for both theory and applications.