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First Experiments with Neural cvc5

he cvc5 solver is today one of the strongest systems for solving first order problems with theories but also without them. In this work we equip its enumeration-based instantiation with a neural netwo...

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This article presents a novel approach by integrating neural networks with the cvc5 mathematical solver, which enhances its capability in solving first-order problems. The methodological innovation of applying a graph neural network to guide quantifier selection is significant, potentially leading to improved efficiency and efficacy in automated reasoning tasks. The experiments conducted indicate strong applicability and performance, suggesting this could spur further research into machine-learning applications in formal verification and automated theorem proving.

Structure formation in O-type stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

Turbulent small-scale structures in the envelopes and winds of massive stars have long been suggested as the cause for excessive line broadening that could not be explained by other mechanisms such as...

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This article addresses a previously understudied area in the field of astrophysics concerning the structure formation in O-type and Wolf-Rayet stars. Its novelty lies in evaluating the mechanisms behind turbulence in star envelopes and winds, which is crucial for understanding stellar behavior. The methodological approach, utilizing both numerical simulations and stability analysis, exemplifies rigor. Furthermore, the findings have implications for both phenomenological understanding and theoretical modeling in stellar dynamics. The results may influence future research directions, particularly in astrophysical fluid dynamics and stellar evolution.

Arithmetic quantum local systems over the moduli of curves

We construct an arithmetic analogue of the quantum local systems on the moduli of curves, and study its basic structure. Such an arithmetic local system gives rise to a uniform way of assigning a Galo...

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This article presents a novel construction of arithmetic quantum local systems, which bridges the gap between arithmetic geometry and quantum cohomology. The introduction of Galois cohomology in this context is particularly innovative and can have significant implications for understanding the interplay between number theory and geometry. The methodological rigor of the paper in treating both the theoretical and practical aspects adds to its impact.

Multiple truly topological unidirectional surface magnetoplasmons at terahertz frequencies

Unidirectional propagation based on surface magnetoplasmons (SMPs) has recently been realized at the interface of magnetized semiconductors. However, usually SMPs lose their unidirectionality due to n...

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This article presents a novel approach to harnessing multiple truly topological unidirectional surface magnetoplasmons at terahertz frequencies, expanding the current understanding and application of unidirectional surface waves. Its methodological rigor is evident through analytical derivations and numerical analyses, making it not only impactful for current research but also a strong candidate for influencing future developments in topological photonics and terahertz devices. The demonstration of robust unidirectional multimode interference and potential applications as an arbitrary-ratio splitter showcases significant applicability.

On the robustness of exoplanet atmospheric detections: insights from extensive simulations

The classical picture of our Solar System being the archetypal outcome of planet formation has been rendered obsolete by the astonishing diversity of extrasolar-system architectures. From rare hot-Jup...

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This article presents a novel modeling framework supported by extensive simulations, which is crucial for understanding biases in atmospheric detection techniques in exoplanet research. The focus on the practical implications for future atmospheric studies signifies its importance, especially as the field shifts towards smaller exoplanets where detection is more challenging. The integration of observational noise analysis makes the findings robust and applicable for refining methodologies in exoplanet characterization, enhancing future research in comparative planetology.

Thermodynamics of charged rotating black strings in extended phase space

We investigate the thermodynamics of asymptotically Anti-de Sitter charged and rotating black strings in extended phase space, in which the cosmological constant is interpreted as thermodynamic pressu...

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This article provides significant insights into the thermodynamics of charged rotating black strings within the innovative framework of extended phase space. The interpretation of the cosmological constant as thermodynamic pressure and the exploration of thermal stability in solutions increases its novelty and relevance. Its findings on efficiency and the equation of state could inspire future research into black hole thermodynamics and astrophysical applications, although its specialized focus may limit broader applicability compared to more foundational studies.

Efficient measure of information backflow with quasi-stochastic process

Characterization and quantification of non-Markovian dynamics in open quantum systems is a topical issue in the rapidly developing field of quantum computation and quantum communication. A standard ap...

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The article presents a novel measure for quantifying information backflow in non-Markovian quantum systems, an area of significant interest within quantum information science. Its approach addresses the challenges associated with state-dependent measures, enhancing methodological rigor and applicability across various scenarios in quantum mechanics. The foundational discussions on quantum dynamical evolution add depth to its contribution.

Maxwell- $f(Q)$ theory

Exploring the four-dimensional AdS black hole is crucial within the framework of the AdS/CFT correspondence. In this research, considering the charged scenario, we investigate the four-dimensional sta...

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This paper presents a novel approach to understanding black holes in the context of the $f(Q)$ gravitational theory, which is relatively unexplored compared to general relativity. The analysis of singularities and thermodynamic properties adds depth to the research, making it applicable to ongoing discussions in theoretical physics. The incorporation of non-metricity and Maxwell's domain further enhances its relevance and applicability to scenarios beyond traditional frameworks. The results may influence future explorations in gravitational theories, which makes the methods and findings potentially impactful.

Image Segmentation with transformers: An Overview, Challenges and Future

Image segmentation, a key task in computer vision, has traditionally relied on convolutional neural networks (CNNs), yet these models struggle with capturing complex spatial dependencies, objects with...

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This article presents a timely and comprehensive overview of the transition from CNNs to transformer architectures in image segmentation. Its assessment of current challenges and future trends demonstrates insight into both contemporary issues and the direction of upcoming research, making it highly relevant. Additionally, the exploration of lightweight architectures and data efficiency addresses pressing needs in the field.

Comments on Minitwistors and the Celestial Supersphere

Continuing our program of deriving aspects of celestial holography from string theory, we extend the Roiban-Spradlin-Volovich-Witten (RSVW) formalism to celestial amplitudes. We reformulate the tree-l...

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This article presents a significant advancement in the theoretical framework connecting celestial holography and supersymmetric theories, especially through the innovative use of minitwistors and celestial amplitudes. The methodological rigor displayed in extending existing formalism and constructing a new generating functional demonstrates both novelty and depth, potentially paving the way for further research in related areas.

Reassessing aspects of the photon's LQG-modified dispersion relations

Our present contribution sets out to investigate a scenario based on the effects of the Loop Quantum Gravity (LQG) on the electromagnetic sector of the Standard Model of Fundamental Interactions and P...

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The article explores the intersection of Loop Quantum Gravity (LQG) and electromagnetic theory, which is a relatively novel approach. It potentially contributes to our understanding of fundamental interactions in particle physics, presenting a fresh perspective on dispersion relations and their implications on classical quantities. Its methodology shows depth by examining multiple parameters affecting the electromagnetic sector. However, clarity on experimental validation could enhance its impact.

Long-term Simultaneous Monitoring Observations of SiO and H2O Masers toward the Mira Variable WX Serpentis

We present the results from long-term simultaneous monitoring observations of SiO and H2O masers toward the Mira variable star WX Serpentis. This study has been conducted with 21m single-dish radio te...

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The study provides substantial insights into the behavior of SiO and H2O masers in relation to the optical light curve of a Mira variable star, revealing important correlations and differing formation mechanisms. The long-term observational data adds robustness to the findings and enhances the novelty of the research, as it addresses stellar phenomena that could impact our understanding of stellar evolution and maser physics. The implications for astrophysical outflows also suggest relevance for broader discussions in the field.

Aligning Instruction Tuning with Pre-training

Instruction tuning enhances large language models (LLMs) to follow human instructions across diverse tasks, relying on high-quality datasets to guide behavior. However, these datasets, whether manuall...

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The article introduces a novel method to align instruction tuning with pre-training, addressing a significant gap in large language model (LLM) training methodologies. Its focus on enhancing dataset quality and diversity, along with rigorous evaluations across multiple benchmarks, indicates strong methodological rigor and potential for impactful applications. This work is likely to inspire future research in LLM training and deployment strategies, making it highly relevant to the field.

PICE: A Semantic-Driven Progressive Inference System for LLM Serving in Cloud-Edge Networks

Large language models (LLMs), while driving a new wave of interactive AI applications across numerous domains, suffer from high inference costs and heavy cloud dependency. Motivated by the redundancy ...

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The article presents a novel approach that addresses the significant challenges of high inference costs and heavy cloud dependence in large language models (LLMs). The implementation of a progressive inference paradigm, smartly combining cloud and edge computation, showcases a thorough understanding of technological constraints and innovation. Its detailed experimental validation enhances its methodological rigor, indicating the potential to shift how LLMs are deployed for practical applications.

The sleeping bacterium: shedding light on the resuscitation mechanism

The revival mechanism in dormant bacteria is a puzzling and open issue. We propose a model of information diffusion on a regular grid where agents represent bacteria and their mutual interactions impl...

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The study addresses a significant gap in understanding the resuscitation of dormant bacteria, which has implications in microbiology, ecology, and biotechnology. Its use of a model for studying interactions via quorum sensing is innovative and could inspire further research on bacterial behavior under varying conditions. The findings have the potential for practical application in fields like antibiotic resistance and bioremediation.

On reflected Lévy processes with collapse

We consider a Lévy process reflected at the origin with additional i.i.d. collapses that occur at Poisson epochs, where a collapse is a jump downward to a state which is a random fraction of the state...

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The study presents a novel approach to reflected Lévy processes by introducing the concept of collapses, which adds complexity to the existing models. The rigorous mathematical formulation and specificity in investigating different cases of Lévy processes, particularly the focus on spectrally positive processes, indicate a strong methodological rigor. This interdisciplinary research not only enhances theoretical understanding but could inform practical applications in various fields, suggesting a high potential impact.

Discovery of anomalous nuclear effect on electron transfer between atoms

Among the known isotope effects in chemistry, electron spin conversion by nuclear spin is a potent mechanism governing the reactions of radical pairs. For the electron transfer between nonradical(s), ...

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The study presents a novel observation regarding the influence of nuclear states on electron transfer, challenging established assumptions in chemistry. This finding has significant implications for understanding intermolecular interactions and radical chemistry, suggesting avenues for further exploration. The experimental design appears robust, and the findings may inspire new research directions in related fields.

Identification of Traditional Medicinal Plant Leaves Using an effective Deep Learning model and Self-Curated Dataset

Medicinal plants have been a key component in producing traditional and modern medicines, especially in the field of Ayurveda, an ancient Indian medical system. Producing these medicines and collectin...

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The paper presents a novel approach to plant identification using a custom CNN architecture, addressing a significant challenge in botany and traditional medicine. Its high accuracy rates demonstrate methodological rigor and potential for real-world application. However, while the technological aspect is innovative, the impact on broader fields and practical implementation may require further exploration in future research.

A Revisit to Rate-distortion Problems via Optimal Weak Transport Theory

This paper revisits the rate-distortion theory from the perspective of optimal weak transport theory, as recently introduced by Gozlan et al. While the conditions for optimality and the existence of s...

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This article demonstrates a novel approach by linking rate-distortion theory to optimal weak transport theory, showcasing a significant methodological advancement. The exploration of abstract alphabets adds depth to the existing literature and addresses a gap in understanding regarding optimality conditions. Additionally, the connection made to the Schrödinger bridge problem introduces a potentially rich interdisciplinary research avenue, which could lead to new insights and applications in both theoretical and practical domains.

Strategic Base Representation Learning via Feature Augmentations for Few-Shot Class Incremental Learning

Few-shot class incremental learning implies the model to learn new classes while retaining knowledge of previously learned classes with a small number of training instances. Existing frameworks typica...

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The paper presents a novel method in the trending area of few-shot class incremental learning (FSCIL), addressing a significant issue regarding class overlap when integrating new classes. The methodological advancements, particularly the use of feature augmentation and self-supervised learning, are likely to inspire further exploration and refinement in this rapidly evolving field. Additionally, empirical validation through benchmarking against recognized datasets adds rigor and credibility to the findings.