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A ten-year historical analysis of urban PM10 and exceedance filters along the Northern Wasatch Front, UT, USA

The Great Salt Lake (Utah, USA) is reducing in size, which raises several ecological concerns, including the effect of an increasing area of dry playa exposed by the retreating lake. This study focuse...

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The article presents a significant historical analysis of urban particulate matter (PM10) and its relation to environmental changes associated with the Great Salt Lake. It employs robust methodological approaches, like compositional analysis and risk evaluation, which contribute to understanding air quality and public health. The findings about the relationship between dust events and wind patterns are novel, and the study addresses pertinent ecological and public health concerns, especially related to toxic metal exposure.

Graph-Based Multimodal and Multi-view Alignment for Keystep Recognition

Egocentric videos capture scenes from a wearer's viewpoint, resulting in dynamic backgrounds, frequent motion, and occlusions, posing challenges to accurate keystep recognition. We propose a flexi...

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The article presents a novel approach to solving the challenges of keystep recognition in egocentric video streams. The innovative use of a graph-learning framework to leverage both egocentric and exocentric video data showcases methodological rigor. The emphasis on multimodal feature integration further highlights the relevance and potential impact on future research in this area. The reported performance improvement in accuracy is substantial, indicating a strong contribution to the field.

Bridging Impulse Control of Piecewise Deterministic Markov Processes and Markov Decision Processes: Frameworks, Extensions, and Open Challenges

Control theory plays a pivotal role in understanding and optimizing the behavior of complex dynamical systems across various scientific and engineering disciplines. Two key frameworks that have emerge...

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The article presents a novel integration of PDMPs and MDPs, which can significantly impact the field of control theory by addressing complex dynamical systems. The exploration of impulse control within these frameworks is particularly relevant and promises to fill existing gaps in methodology. The paper's comprehensive review and practical medical example increases its applicability and relevance in real-world scenarios.

The Preparation Status and Plan for the Next Physics Run of the NINJA Experiment

The NINJA experiment aims to precisely measure neutrino-nucleus interactions using a nuclear emulsion detector to reduce systematic errors in neutrino oscillation experiments. The nuclear emulsion has...

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The article presents a well-defined experimental framework aimed at improving the accuracy of neutrino-nucleus interaction measurements. The methodological innovation of integrating a scintillation tracker with the emulsion detector demonstrates potential for significant advancements in this area of physics. Its clear outline of future plans and preparations enhances its relevance to the ongoing discourse in neutrino research, making it a potentially impactful resource. However, the abstract could benefit from more detailed results or preliminary findings to strengthen its impact.

\texttt{Pz Cats}: Photometric redshift catalogs based on DES Y3 BAO sample

The photometric redshift estimation (photo-z) has been developed over the years with various methods. In this work, we analyse four different photo-z estimators using the Dark Energy Survey Y3 BAO Sam...

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This article presents a comprehensive evaluation of multiple photometric redshift estimators, which is critical for improving the accuracy and reliability of redshift measurements in cosmological studies. The investigation of the bias associated with different estimators and the creation of publicly available catalogs enhance its applicability. The methodological rigor is solid, and the focus on specific redshift ranges and selection criteria provides practical insights for researchers, making it a significant contribution to the field.

Eigenvalues of nonlinear $(p,q)$ -fractional Laplace operators under nonlocal Neumann conditions

In this paper, we investigate on a bounded open set of $\mathbb{R}^N$ with smooth boundary, an eigenvalue problem involving the sum of nonlocal operators $(-Δ)_p^{s_1}+ (-Δ)_q^{s_2}$ w...

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The paper presents a novel investigation into the eigenvalue problems associated with nonlocal operators, an area that has been gaining attention due to its relevance in mathematical physics and engineering applications. The methodological rigor demonstrated through the analysis of $(-Δ)_p^{s_1}+ (-Δ)_q^{s_2}$ and the nonlocal Neumann conditions enhances the understanding of fractional Laplace operators. This research provides foundational results that can influence upcoming studies and applications, particularly in nonlocal phenomena. Its results not only contribute theoretically but also practically, as eigenvalue problems are crucial in fields such as materials science, quantum mechanics, and applied mathematics.

Artifact-free Sound Quality in DNN-based Closed-loop Systems for Audio Processing

Recent advances in deep neural networks (DNNs) have significantly improved various audio processing applications, including speech enhancement, synthesis, and hearing aid algorithms. DNN-based closed-...

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The article presents a novel deep neural network architecture (dCoNNear) that addresses a significant problem in audio processing—artifacts affecting sound quality. Its application in closed-loop systems, particularly for hearing aids, suggests substantial practical implications and improvements. The methodological rigor and the focus on personalized solutions for both normal and hearing-impaired individuals enhance its relevance and applicability, especially in clinical settings.

Some classes of permutation pentanomials

For each prime p other than 3, and each power q=p^k, we present two large classes of permutation polynomials over F_{q^2} of the form X^r B(X^{q-1}) which have at most five terms, where B(X) is a poly...

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The article presents new classes of permutation polynomials, which is a significant development in the field of algebraic combinatorics and finite fields. The results are positioned as a vast generalization of previous work, which adds to the novelty and impact of the research. Additionally, the authors' proofs being short and computation-free enhances methodological rigor, indicating the findings could have wide applicability.

Lisse extensions of weaves

Any sheaf theory on schemes extends canonically to Artin stacks via a procedure called lisse extension. In this paper we show that lisse extension preserves the formalism of Grothendieck's six ope...

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This article presents a significant extension of established sheaf theories, particularly in connecting them with Artin stacks and preserving key properties of Grothendieck's operations. The methodological rigor is notable, and the applicability across various fields, including algebraic geometry and topology, enhances its interdisciplinary value. The novelty lies in the broad generalization of the formalism and its implications for higher categories, which could inspire future research methodologies in related areas.

Applications of the trace formalism to Deligne-Lusztig theory

This paper is a continuation of previous work of the author. We use the categorical trace formalism to give a construction of the categorical Jordan decomposition for representations of finite groups ...

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The article presents a significant advancement by applying the trace formalism to Deligne-Lusztig theory, demonstrating both novelty and methodological rigor. The use of categorical techniques contributes to a deeper understanding of representations of finite groups of Lie type, which is a complex and essential area in representation theory. Furthermore, the connection made with previous research (Li and Shotton-Li) adds to its relevance by validating existing findings and potentially inspiring further explorations in related contexts.

A Class of Non-Contracting Branch Groups with Non-Torsion Rigid Kernels

In this work, we provide the first example of an infinite family of branch groups in the class of non-contracting self-similar groups. We show that these groups are very strongly fractal, not regular ...

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This article introduces a novel class of branch groups that expands the understanding of non-contracting self-similar groups and their properties, which is significant in the field of geometric group theory. The novelty in providing an infinite family of groups along with the implications of non-torsion rigid kernels offers new avenues for research. The methods used appear rigorous and the results have strong implications for theoretical mathematics, particularly in understanding growth rates and dimensional properties of these groups.

Completely Integrable Foliations: Singular Locus, Invariant Curves and Topological Counterparts

We study codimension $q \geq 2$ holomorphic foliations defined in a neighborhood of a point $P$ of a complex manifold that are completely integrable, i.e. with $q$ independent ...

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The article provides a comprehensive study of completely integrable holomorphic foliations in complex manifolds, addressing both singularities and invariant structures. Its mathematical rigor and introduction of topological concepts amplify its significance in the field, suggesting a strong basis for future explorations in integrability and topology.

Constrained and Regularized Quantitative Ultrasound Parameter Estimation using ADMM

Regularized estimation of quantitative ultrasound (QUS) parameters, such as attenuation and backscatter coefficients, has gained research interest. Recently, the alternating direction method of multip...

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The article presents a novel approach that significantly improves the estimation of quantitative ultrasound parameters by integrating minimum physical constraints into the ADMM framework. This improvement addresses a critical gap in existing research by ensuring that estimated values remain within realistic limits, enhancing the utility of QUS in practical applications. The use of experimental validation further strengthens the reliability of the findings, making it more applicable in clinical settings.

TrojanDec: Data-free Detection of Trojan Inputs in Self-supervised Learning

An image encoder pre-trained by self-supervised learning can be used as a general-purpose feature extractor to build downstream classifiers for various downstream tasks. However, many studies showed t...

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This article provides a novel approach to a pressing issue in machine learning, particularly in self-supervised learning environments concerning the vulnerability of models to trojan attacks. The paper presents a robust methodology with extensive evaluation metrics that outperform existing defenses, highlighting both its originality and methodological rigor. Its relevance extends beyond theoretical contributions, as it addresses real-world security concerns in AI applications.

A Characteristic Signature of Magnetospheric Wave-Particle Interactions Found in the Turbulent E-region

Electromagnetic waves in the magnetosphere scatter electrons, causing them to precipitate deep into Earth's atmosphere, where they impart their temporal characteristics to diffuse aurorae. Using r...

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This article presents a novel finding on the interaction between magnetospheric waves and particle precipitation, with significant implications for our understanding of auroras and ionospheric dynamics. The use of both radar and satellite observations enhances methodological rigor, providing a robust dataset to support the claims. It sheds light on a mechanism that influences atmospheric sciences and space weather, enhancing its relevance to multiple fields.

Asymptotic Normality of Divisors of Random Holomorphic Sections on Non-compact Complex Manifolds

We prove a central limit theorem for smooth linear statistics related to the zero divisors of Gaussian i.i.d. centered holomorphic sections of tensor powers of a Hermitian holomorphic line bundle over...

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This article presents a significant mathematical development concerning the central limit theorem applicable to random holomorphic sections. Its novelty lies in its focus on non-compact complex manifolds, which are less commonly addressed than compact ones in this context. The methodology appears rigorous, leveraging Gaussian processes in a nuanced way, thus broadening the understanding of divisor distributions in these geometric settings. This work is likely to inspire further research in complex geometry and probability theory, particularly in understanding random structures on complex manifolds.

DeepVIVONet: Using deep neural operators to optimize sensor locations with application to vortex-induced vibrations

We introduce DeepVIVONet, a new framework for optimal dynamic reconstruction and forecasting of the vortex-induced vibrations (VIV) of a marine riser, using field data. We demonstrate the effectivenes...

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The article presents a novel framework, DeepVIVONet, integrating deep learning with optimization for sensor placement in monitoring vortex-induced vibrations of marine risers. Its methodology seems robust as it includes comparisons with established methods, demonstrating practical applicability and significant improvements in sensor placement efficiency. The use of deep neural operators in a transfer learning context adds to its novelty and potential to revolutionize operational practices in marine engineering by enhancing predictive modeling and sensor efficiency.

Security by Design Issues in Autonomous Vehicles

As autonomous vehicle (AV) technology advances towards maturity, it becomes imperative to examine the security vulnerabilities within these cyber-physical systems. While conventional cyber-security co...

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This article addresses a critical and timely issue as autonomous vehicles gain traction in the market. The focus on multiple layers of vulnerability and the exploration of emerging technologies for solutions indicate a comprehensive approach that could significantly influence future research and security protocols in this area. The novelty lies in its multi-faceted examination of security concerns, which is essential for the holistic evaluation of AV systems.

VLTI/GRAVITY enables the determination of the first dynamical masses of a classical Be + stripped and bloated pre-subdwarf binary

HR~6819 is the first post-mass transfer binary system composed of a classical Be star and a bloated pre-subdwarf stripped star directly confirmed by interferometry. While the Be star is already spun u...

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This article offers significant advancements in our understanding of the dynamical properties of a unique binary system composed of a classical Be star and a stripped star. The use of interferometric techniques to derive masses provides valuable insights into the evolution of interacting binaries, which is a relatively underexplored area. The novelty lies in confirming this system's characteristics through sophisticated observational methods and integrating diverse data types (interferometric and spectroscopic), enhancing methodological rigor.

Enhancing Distribution and Label Consistency for Graph Out-of-Distribution Generalization

To deal with distribution shifts in graph data, various graph out-of-distribution (OOD) generalization techniques have been recently proposed. These methods often employ a two-step strategy that first...

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The paper addresses critical challenges in graph out-of-distribution generalization by proposing a novel framework that enhances both distribution and label consistency. The methodological innovation of unifying the generation of augmented and invariant graphs is particularly noteworthy, as it represents a novel approach to addressing known issues in the field. The extensive experiments on real-world datasets further bolster the claims of superiority over existing methods, indicating both robustness and practical applicability. However, more details on the experiments and generalizability across diverse settings would strengthen the findings.