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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!

Holographic Bound of Casimir Effect in General Dimensions

Recently, it has been proposed that holography imposes a universal lower bound on the Casimir effect for 3d BCFTs. This paper generalizes the discussions to higher dimensions. We find Einstein gravity...

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The article addresses a significant topic in theoretical physics by generalizing the holographic principles applied to the Casimir effect across higher dimensions. Its novelty lies in extending the existing framework, providing a universal lower bound that could have implications across various gravitational theories. The use of methodical approaches, such as $O(N)$ models and $ε$ expansions, enhances its methodological rigor. The implications of this work may influence future research on boundary conformal field theories (BCFTs) and gravitational models.

Low-Loss Superconducting Resonators Fabricated from Tantalum Films Grown at Room Temperature

The use of $α$ -tantalum in superconducting circuits has enabled a considerable improvement of the coherence time of transmon qubits. The standard approach to grow $α$ -tantalum thin fil...

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This article presents a novel room temperature growth technique for α-tantalum thin films that significantly improves the feasibility of integrating superconducting circuits with temperature-sensitive components. The findings challenge existing beliefs about material properties and performance relationships, which is crucial for advancing superconducting technologies. The methodological rigor and implications for practical applications further support a high relevance score.

Semi-Supervised Image-Based Narrative Extraction: A Case Study with Historical Photographic Records

This paper presents a semi-supervised approach to extracting narratives from historical photographic records using an adaptation of the narrative maps algorithm. We extend the original unsupervised te...

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This article presents a novel semi-supervised approach to narrative extraction from historical imagery, emphasizing the integration of deep learning techniques with traditional methods. Its methodological rigor is enhanced by empirical comparisons with expert-curated data and qualitative evaluations, demonstrating real-world applicability in historical research. The intersection of computational techniques and humanities provides interdisciplinary value, likely inspiring further developments in both technological applications and historical narrative studies.

Identification of 4876 Bent-Tail Radio Galaxies in the FIRST Survey Using Deep Learning Combined with Visual Inspection

Bent-tail radio galaxies (BTRGs) are characterized by bent radio lobes. This unique shape is mainly caused by the movement of the galaxy within a cluster, during which the radio jets are deflected by ...

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The article presents a significant contribution to the understanding of bent-tail radio galaxies by combining deep learning techniques with visual inspection, enhancing the identification process and creating a substantial catalog of BTRGs. The methodological approach is innovative, leveraging modern AI methods to improve astronomical data analysis and expand existing knowledge. The catalog's size and the inclusion of previously unknown galaxies enhance its novelty and potential impact. However, while the results are promising, the discussion of the implications or applications of these findings could be more pronounced.

Similar-mass versus diverse-mass planetary systems in wind-driven accretion discs

Many close-in multiple-planet systems show a peas-in-a-pod trend, where neighbouring planets have similar sizes, masses, and orbital spacing. Others, including the Solar System, have a more diverse si...

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This article presents a novel investigation into the formation of planetary systems using a new framework that challenges existing models. The emphasis on wind-driven accretion as a factor influencing planetary mass distributions shows methodological rigor and reveals significant implications for understanding planetary formation. Additionally, the findings are directly applicable to ongoing discussions in exoplanet studies and provide a comprehensive explanation that could influence future research directions.

$Λ$ and $Σ$ potentials in neutron stars, hypernuclei, and heavy-ion collisions

With an appropriate $YNN$ force, the $Λ$ single-particle potential ( $Λ$ potential) can be made strongly repulsive at high density, and one can solve the hyperon puzzle of neutr...

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The article presents a novel approach to understanding neutron stars and hypernuclei through the use of chiral effective field theory, addressing the significant 'hyperon puzzle'. Its findings are quantitatively validated against hypernuclear and heavy-ion collision data, indicating strong methodological rigor and relevance to pressing astrophysical questions. The exploration of both $Λ$ and $Σ$ potentials in a unified framework may inspire future investigations into nuclear interactions and exotic states of matter, enhancing its impact on the field.

A Strengthening of the Harnack Inequality

We prove the stronger version of Harnack's inequality for positive harmonic functions defined on the unit disc.

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The article addresses an important mathematical inequality with a stronger formulation, which is likely to have implications in various areas of analysis. Its contribution could lead to deeper understanding in harmonic analysis and elliptic partial differential equations, though it may not reach groundbreaking implications beyond pure mathematics.

Testing Refactoring Engine via Historical Bug Report driven LLM

Refactoring is the process of restructuring existing code without changing its external behavior while improving its internal structure. Refactoring engines are integral components of modern Integrate...

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The article presents a novel approach for testing refactoring engines using a large language model (LLM) and highlights its practical application by successfully uncovering new bugs. This speaks to its methodological rigor and innovative use of historical bug reports, which adds significant value to the field of software engineering. The real-world testing of popular IDEs reinforces the practical relevance of this research, suggesting that it will influence future work on automated testing and refactoring processes.

ASTRA: A Scene-aware TRAnsformer-based model for trajectory prediction

We present ASTRA (A} Scene-aware TRAnsformer-based model for trajectory prediction), a light-weight pedestrian trajectory forecasting model that integrates the scene context, spatial dynamics, social ...

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The article presents a novel model (ASTRA) that integrates multiple components (U-Net, graph-aware transformer, and CVAE) for trajectory prediction, which shows significant improvements over existing methods. The methodologies are well thought out, addressing key aspects like scene context and social interactions, which are crucial for accurate trajectory forecasting. The use of a lightweight design that outperforms state-of-the-art models while maintaining efficiency adds to its impact potential and relevance.

CLAP-S: Support Set Based Adaptation for Downstream Fiber-optic Acoustic Recognition

Contrastive Language-Audio Pretraining (CLAP) models have demonstrated unprecedented performance in various acoustic signal recognition tasks. Fiber-optic-based acoustic recognition is one of the most...

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The paper presents a novel adaptation method (CLAP-S) for fiber-optic acoustic recognition, which addresses significant challenges in this domain through an innovative approach combining implicit and explicit knowledge. The rigorous experimental validation across distinct datasets enhances its credibility and potential impact. Its insights could inform future research beyond just the immediate field, indicating a broad applicability.

Geometry-Preserving Encoder/Decoder in Latent Generative Models

Generative modeling aims to generate new data samples that resemble a given dataset, with diffusion models recently becoming the most popular generative model. One of the main challenges of diffusion ...

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The article presents a novel approach that introduces a geometry-preserving encoder/decoder framework, which is a significant advancement in the realm of generative modeling. The focus on preserving the geometric structure of data enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of diffusion models, which is crucial in dealing with high-dimensional datasets. The theoretical contributions regarding convergence add robustness to the methodology, making it potentially applicable to a wide range of real-world applications. The combination of novelty, methodological rigor, and the relevance of the problem being addressed contribute to a high relevance score.

Checking Cheap Talk

We consider a sender--receiver game in which the state is multidimensional and the receiver's action is binary. The sender always prefers the same action. The receiver can select one dimension of ...

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This article explores an important theoretical framework in game theory, specifically focusing on the dynamics of communication and verification in sender-receiver scenarios. The novelty lies in its identification of equilibria in a multidimensional state space, which could advance understanding in strategic communication settings. The rigorous approach taken is likely to influence future research in both theory and application, particularly in the context of economics and social sciences.

Phase-Shifted Bell States

Inspired by previous studies and pioneers of the field, we present new results on an extensive EPR-Bell experiment using photons generated by parametric down conversion, where one of the photons is de...

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The article presents new experimental results in the field of quantum mechanics, particularly regarding EPR-Bell states and their manipulation through phase shifts. The novelty of using phase-shifted photons may bring new insights into quantum entanglement and measurement strategies. Furthermore, the experimental rigor and the potential implications for quantum information processes enhance its relevance and usability in future research. However, the impact may be somewhat limited to niche subfields rather than broad applications, which is why the score isn't higher.

Motorized Chromosome Models of Mitosis

During mitosis, near-spherical chromosomes reconfigure into rod-like structures to ensure their accurate segregation to daughter cells. We explore here, the interplay between the nonequilibrium activi...

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The article offers a novel hybrid model that integrates molecular motors with chromosomal organization, effectively bridging different methodologies and showcasing the unique contributions of condensin proteins in mitosis. Its use of simulations based on experimental observations adds methodological rigor, and the exploration of mechanisms responsible for defects in chromosome structure presents new insights that could influence future studies in cell biology. The implications for understanding rigid structures in biological systems also extend its relevance significantly.

Automatically Detecting Heterogeneous Bugs in High-Performance Computing Scientific Software

Scientific advancements rely on high-performance computing (HPC) applications that model real-world phenomena through simulations. These applications process vast amounts of data on specialized accele...

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The article presents a novel automated approach, HeteroBugDetect, which addresses a critical issue in high-performance computing—detecting platform-specific bugs that traditional testing methods fail to identify. The methodological rigor is evident in the combination of advanced techniques like natural-language processing and fuzz testing, which enhances the reliability of HPC applications. This work is likely to inspire further research into bug detection in heterogeneous computing environments, indicative of its high relevance and potential impact.

Generalized Doubly Parabolic Keller-Segel System with Fractional Diffusion

The Keller-Segel model is a system of partial differential equations that describes the movement of cells or organisms in response to chemical signals, a phenomenon known as chemotaxis. In this study,...

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This article presents a significant innovation by extending the Keller-Segel model to incorporate fractional diffusion, which has not been extensively studied in this context. The analysis of both local and global well-posedness demonstrates methodological rigor. Additionally, the application of this model to environments with sparse targets adds practical relevance, suggesting implications for biological and physical systems. Novelty and robustness are high, with potential implications for future research in both mathematical and applied contexts.

An LLM-Guided Tutoring System for Social Skills Training

Social skills training targets behaviors necessary for success in social interactions. However, traditional classroom training for such skills is often insufficient to teach effective communication --...

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This article presents a novel integration of LLMs (large language models) in social skills training, addressing a significant gap in traditional educational approaches. The methodological innovation of allowing instructors to create dynamic, personalized scenarios with minimal technical skills indicates a user-friendly interface promising high applicability in real educational settings. This dual approach of rehearsal and real-time feedback is likely to improve efficacy in teaching social skills, making it highly relevant for both educational technology and social psychology fields, albeit the effectiveness may rely on empirical validation in diverse settings.

Explicit and fully automatic analysis of magnetotactic bacteria motion reveals the magnitude and length scaling of magnetic moments

Magnetotactic bacteria (MTB) are a diverse group of microorganisms whose movement can be directed via a magnetic field, which makes them attractive for applications in medicine and microfluidics. One ...

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The article presents a novel and automated method for measuring the magnetic moments of magnetotactic bacteria, which is crucial for their application in various fields. The method addresses a significant challenge in the field and offers a more accurate way to differentiate MTB types, enhancing our understanding of their characteristics. The results demonstrate a clear scaling relationship between magnetic moment and bacterial size, which could lead to further research on the mechanics of microorganism movement under magnetic fields. However, while the findings are impactful, the study is somewhat niche within the broader context of microbiology and biophysics.

A Macroscopically Consistent Reactive Langevin Dynamics Model

Particle-based stochastic reaction-diffusion (PBSRD) models are a popular approach for capturing stochasticity in reaction and transport processes across biological systems. In some contexts, the over...

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The article presents a novel approach to stochastic modeling in biological systems, highlighting a significant advancement from traditional PBSRD models to a more accurate Reactive Langevin Dynamics model. Its contribution lies in addressing the limitations of existing models and providing a robust foundation for future research that merges microscopic and macroscopic perspectives. The methodological rigor and potential for broad applicability make it impactful for various subfields.

G-functions, motives, and unlikely intersections -- old and new

In this survey, we outline the role of G-functions in arithmetic geometry, notably their link with Picard-Fuchs differential equations and periods. We explain how polynomial relations between special ...

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This article presents a comprehensive survey that weaves together various advanced concepts in arithmetic geometry, highlighting the interplay between G-functions and motives. The discussion on Bombieri's principle and the concrete implications for conjectures like André-Oort and Zilber-Pink adds significant novelty and relevance. Its focus on both historical and contemporary dimensions enriches the understanding of these topics and may inspire new lines of research.