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Error analysis for discontinuous Galerkin time-stepping methods for nonlinear parabolic equations via maximal regularity

We consider the discretization of a class of nonlinear parabolic equations by discontinuous Galerkin time-stepping methods and establish a priori as well as conditional a posteriori error estimates. O...

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This article addresses a significant topic in numerical analysis, specifically the error analysis of discontinuous Galerkin methods applied to nonlinear parabolic equations. Its methodological rigor in establishing both a priori and conditional a posteriori error estimates reflects a high level of analytical depth and broadens the applicability of these methods. Additionally, the application of maximal regularity properties adds a novel approach that may influence future numerical strategies in this area. However, its impact may be more niche compared to broader studies in numerical methods.

Simplex tensor network renormalization group for boundary theory of 3+1D symTFT

Following the construction in arXiv:2210.12127, we develop a symmetry-preserving renormalization group (RG) flow for 3D symmetric theories. These theories are expressed as boundary conditions of a sym...

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The article presents a novel method for understanding boundary conditions in 3+1D symmetry topological field theories through a symmetry-preserving RG flow, which could significantly advance the field of tensor network states and topological orders. The methodological rigor in developing a numerical algorithm further enhances its potential impact. The explicit demonstration with $ ext{Z}_2$ symmetric theories suggests the practicality of the proposed approach, while its extensibility to other symmetry groups amplifies its relevance to diverse areas of theoretical physics.

A few paradoxes of Gauss' law and how to avoid them

We present a few charge distributions for which the application of Gauss' law in its integral form, as typically outlined in standard textbooks, results in a contradiction. We identify the root ca...

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The article addresses important conceptual issues related to Gauss' law, a fundamental principle in electromagnetism, which could enhance understanding and teaching in the field. The identification of paradoxes and proposed solutions add novelty, although the scope may be somewhat narrow as it primarily addresses theoretical aspects rather than experimental or broader practical applications.

On the construction of fuzzy dark matter halos with arbitrary initial velocities

Cosmological simulations of fuzzy dark matter (FDM) are computationally expensive, and the resulting halos lack flexibility in parameter adjustments, such as virial mass, density profile, and global v...

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The article presents a novel approach to fuzzy dark matter halo construction, addressing the limitations of computationally expensive cosmological simulations. By introducing a theoretical formula for initial global velocities and demonstrating its practical applications, the research enhances the flexibility of FDM simulations. This could lead to impactful advancements not only in theoretical astrophysics but also in practical simulation techniques. The methodological rigor, along with the exploration of tidal effects and galaxy collisions, presents substantial interdisciplinary potential for future studies in cosmology and related fields. However, the applicability of the findings remains to be validated across a broader range of scenarios, accounting for variations in complexity.

Spectral properties of pseudo-scalar mesons through the QCD chiral crossover

We summarise recent progress towards the non-perturbative determination of thermal spectral functions for pseudo-scalar mesons in QCD by exploiting constraints imposed by micro-causality at finite tem...

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The article presents significant advancements in understanding the spectral properties of pseudo-scalar mesons in Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD), addressing a complex aspect of particle physics that relates to finite temperature effects. The focus on non-perturbative techniques and micro-causality constraints is notable for its methodological rigor. The findings related to thermoparticles and their implications for meson properties offer potential for future research on phase transitions and thermal effects in QCD, which could inspire further studies on related hadronic phenomena.

Noise-Aware Bayesian Optimization Approach for Capacity Planning of the Distributed Energy Resources in an Active Distribution Network

The growing penetration of renewable energy sources (RESs) in active distribution networks (ADNs) leads to complex and uncertain operation scenarios, resulting in significant deviations and risks for ...

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This article presents a novel approach to capacity planning for distributed energy resources in an active distribution network, significantly addressing the complexities introduced by renewable energy sources. The use of a noise-aware Bayesian optimization algorithm enhances the model's applicability in real-world scenarios where environmental uncertainties can lead to substantial risks. The methodological rigor, evident in the inclusion of adjustable demand response characteristics and a probabilistic surrogate model, strengthens the contribution to the field.

Geodesics, accretion disk, gravitational lensing, time delay, and effects on neutrinos induced by a non-commutative black hole

This paper explores gravitational phenomena associated with a non-commutative black hole. Geodesic equations are derived, and a thin accretion disk is analyzed to model the black hole shadow image, co...

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This paper presents a novel examination of non-commutative black holes which adds significant insight into gravitational lensing and neutrino interactions, key areas of current astrophysics research. The combination of geodesics, accretion disk modeling, and neutrino effects indicates a multidisciplinary approach that could inform future theories and experiments. The methodological rigor appears strong with a comprehensive analysis of various gravitational phenomena, though further empirical validation would enhance its impact.

Optical super-torque induced by Mie-resonant modes

We introduce the concept of resonant optical torque that allows enhancing substantially a transfer of optical angular momentum (AM) of light to a subwavelength particle. We consider high-index cylindr...

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The article introduces a novel concept of resonant optical torque in Mie-resonant modes, which could significantly impact the manipulation of angular momentum transfer at the nanoscale. Its strong focus on both the theoretical and experimental aspects adds to its methodological rigor. The implications for light-matter interactions open new avenues for research and practical applications, particularly in optical trapping and manipulation technologies.

Pioplat: A Scalable, Low-Cost Framework for Latency Reduction in Ethereum Blockchain

As decentralized applications on permissionless blockchains are prevalent, more and more latency-sensitive usage scenarios emerged, where the lower the latency of sending and receiving messages, the b...

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The article presents a novel and scalable framework aimed at addressing a significant issue in the blockchain space—latency reduction, particularly for decentralized applications that are sensitive to latency. The methodological rigor is underscored by a practical implementation across multiple continents, and the emphasis on low cost enhances broader applicability. The complete implementation provided is a strong point that encourages future research and adaptation of the framework to other systems, amplifying its impact.

Backdoor attacks on DNN and GBDT -- A Case Study from the insurance domain

Machine learning (ML) will likely play a large role in many processes in the future, also for insurance companies. However, ML models are at risk of being attacked and manipulated. In this work, the r...

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The article addresses an emerging and critical aspect of machine learning security, specifically backdoor attacks in models used in the insurance industry. The study's focus on both Gradient Boosted Decision Trees (GBDT) and Deep Neural Networks (DNN) in an underexplored heterogeneous data context adds significant novelty. The practical implications for model robustness in real-world applications contribute to its relevance. Additionally, the mixture of regression and classification tasks enriches its methodological framework, enhancing its overall rigor.

Hybrid GFD-RBF Method for Convection-Diffusion Problems

In this paper, we present a meshless hybrid method combining the Generalized Finite Difference (GFD) and Finite Difference based Radial Basis Function (RBF-FD) approaches to solve non-homogeneous part...

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The proposed hybrid GFD-RBF method showcases significant novelty by integrating two well-established techniques to address the limitations of both when solving convection-diffusion PDEs. The elimination of mesh generation presents substantial advantages, increasing applicability in complex domains and ill-conditioned systems. The rigorous testing across various PDEs and configurations enhances the methodological robustness, making this paper a valuable contribution to the computational mathematics field.

Application of Markov Chains to Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Trial Data to Estimate Disease Trajectories

Background: Multiple Sclerosis (MS), an autoimmune disease affecting millions worldwide, is characterized by its variable course, in which some patients will experience a more benign disease course an...

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This article introduces a novel application of Markov Chains to model disease trajectories in MS, providing valuable insights into the variability of clinical outcomes. The methodological rigor is highlighted by its data-driven approach and its implications for clinical trial design. Additionally, the study's findings challenge existing paradigms and suggest a reconsideration of endpoints in MS trials, which could have transformative effects on future research and patient management. The relevance of the findings for improving clinical trial assessments underlines its potential impact in the field.

A contribution to the characterization of minimal automorphic posets of width three

The characterization of the finite minimal automorphic posets of width three is still an open problem. Niederle has shown that this task can be reduced to the characterization of the nice sections of ...

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The article addresses a specific and complex problem in the field of poset characterization, contributing new insights on automorphic posets of width three. The results presented appear methodologically sound and demonstrate a novel recursive approach, which could stimulate further research in this niche area. However, the relatively specialized topic may limit its immediate applicability to broader contexts within discrete mathematics and combinatorial theory.

Intrinsically Correct Sorting in Cubical Agda

The paper "Sorting with Bialgebras and Distributive Laws" by Hinze et al. uses the framework of bialgebraic semantics to define sorting algorithms. From distributive laws between functors th...

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This article presents a novel approach to defining intrinsically correct sorting algorithms using cubical Agda, which is significant in the context of formal verification and algorithm design. The methodological innovation by indexing data types by multisets adds rigor to the proof of correctness, potentially influencing future research on functional programming and verified algorithms.

Superconductivity in the medium entropy alloys Nb2TiW and Nb2TiMo

This study describes the synthesis and characterization of Nb2TiW and Nb2TiMo medium entropy alloys (MEAs). The Nb2TiW and Nb2TiMo MEAs can be successfully synthesized by an arc melting method. Their ...

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This article presents novel findings on the superconducting properties of medium entropy alloys (MEAs), an emerging area in materials science. The experimental methods combined with theoretical calculations provide a robust framework for understanding the superconductivity in these materials. By identifying specific materials that display clear superconducting properties, this research could spur further exploration in both fundamental and applied superconductivity, addressing potential applications in high-performance electronics and energy systems.

Agency and Morality as part of Text Entry AI Assistant Personas

This paper discusses the need to move away from an instrumental view of text composition AI assistants under direct control of the user, towards a more agentic approach that is based on a value ration...

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This article addresses a novel and critical aspect of AI development by emphasizing the moral dimensions and agency in AI assistants. Its recommendations for persona design are likely to influence future research in AI ethics and design. The methodology appears robust in terms of grounding in moral philosophy, which adds depth to the discussion.

Analytical ray-tracing of synchrotron emission around accreting black holes

Polarimetric images of accreting black holes encode important information about laws of strong gravity and relativistic motions of matter. Recent advancements in instrumentation enabled such studies i...

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The article presents a novel analytical method for ray-tracing synchrotron emission from accreting black holes, addressing a significant gap in the analysis of polarimetric images. The integration of strong gravity effects and relativistic motions into the study of synchrotron emission is highly relevant, and the advancements in instrumentation allow this research to make substantial contributions to understanding black hole environments. Its methodological rigor is bolstered by providing a framework applicable to both static and dynamic scenarios, enhancing its utility for future studies. Overall, its theoretical and practical implications are significant for astrophysics.

Revealing hidden bioimaging information by isotropic depolarization filtering

We propose an imaging method to enhance and reveal structures within samples by using a polarization-based filter. This filter removes the isotropic content while amplifying the anisotropic component ...

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The article presents a novel imaging method that leverages polarization-based filtering to enhance structure visualization in biological samples. Its potential for early pathology detection in important organs (heart and brain) underscores its clinical relevance. The innovative approach and demonstrated applicability suggest a meaningful contribution to the field of medical imaging, though further validation in diverse biological contexts and clinical settings would provide greater robustness to the findings.

Zero-Shot Mono-to-Binaural Speech Synthesis

We present ZeroBAS, a neural method to synthesize binaural audio from monaural audio recordings and positional information without training on any binaural data. To our knowledge, this is the first pu...

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This article presents a novel approach to binaural audio synthesis without the need for training on binaural data, which is significant in the field of audio processing. The introduction of a new dataset enhances its applicability and demonstrates robust generalization across conditions, marking a substantial advancement in synthesis methods. The method's perceptual performance compared to supervised alternatives adds to its impact and potential for further research.

Multiscale approximation and two-grid preconditioner for extremely anisotropic heat flow

We consider anisotropic heat flow with extreme anisotropy, as arises in magnetized plasmas for fusion applications. Such problems pose significant challenges in both obtaining an accurate approximatio...

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This article presents a novel approach to a significant problem in computational heat transfer, particularly in the context of anisotropic heat flow in magnetized plasmas. The methodological rigor in constructing a highly accurate coarse grid approximation and the successful implementation of a two-grid preconditioner are substantial advancements. The numerical results demonstrating performance improvements are compelling, indicating strong applicability and relevance in real-world fusion applications.