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Tune In, Act Up: Exploring the Impact of Audio Modality-Specific Edits on Large Audio Language Models in Jailbreak

Large Language Models (LLMs) demonstrate remarkable zero-shot performance across various natural language processing tasks. The integration of multimodal encoders extends their capabilities, enabling ...

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This article presents novel research investigating the security implications of audio-specific edits in Large Audio-Language Models (LALMs), filling a significant gap in the literature. It includes the introduction of new tools (Audio Editing Toolbox) and datasets (Edited Audio Datasets), which can stimulate further research and experimentation in the field, enhancing its applicability to both theoretical and practical aspects of AI security. Its methodological rigor in testing state-of-the-art models under various audio edits adds to its relevance and potential impact in advancing the field.

Aggregating Digital Identities through Bridging. An Integration of Open Authentication Protocols for Web3 Identifiers

Web3's decentralised infrastructure has upended the standardised approach to digital identity established by protocols like OpenID Connect. Web2 and Web3 currently operate in silos, with Web2 leve...

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This article presents a relevant and timely topic at the intersection of digital identity and blockchain technology, focusing on the integration of established authentication protocols with Web3. The proposed solution addresses a significant challenge in the current landscape, namely the fragmentation between Web2 and Web3 identities. The methodological rigor appears strong, particularly in the examination of the interplay between various protocols, which strengthens its applicability and potential for real-world implementation. Nevertheless, the limitations noted regarding unidirectionality and reliance on centralised systems suggest areas for further exploration.

Considerations on the Origin of IRAS 19312+1950 Based on Long-Term Maser Observations

IRAS source 19312+1950 (hereafter I19312) is an infrared point source with maser emissions of SiO, H $_2$ O, and OH molecules. Although initial observations suggested that I19312 might be an evo...

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The study presents significant long-term observational data on maser emissions, which is crucial for understanding the nature of IRAS 19312+1950. The analysis incorporates comparative elements with known astrophysical objects and discusses the implications of its findings on the classification of evolved stars and potential Red Nova Remnants. The robustness of the methodology and the novel perspective offered make it a valuable contribution, though the speculative nature of some conclusions slightly limits its impact.

A hybrid Reduced Order Model to enforce outflow pressure boundary conditions in computational haemodynamics

This paper deals with the development of a Reduced-Order Model (ROM) to investigate haemodynamics in cardiovascular applications. It employs the use of Proper Orthogonal Decomposition (POD) for the co...

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The article presents a hybrid Reduced Order Model that significantly enhances computational efficiency in simulating cardiovascular haemodynamics—a crucial area with considerable clinical implications. Its innovative approach of combining physics-based methods with machine learning not only addresses a notable gap in handling nonhomogeneous outlet pressure boundary conditions, but also sets a precedent for future research methodologies. The incorporation of neural networks adds a contemporary edge, indicating interdisciplinary applicability. The robustness of the numerical validation further supports its relevance to the field.

An Efficient Diffusion-based Non-Autoregressive Solver for Traveling Salesman Problem

Recent advances in neural models have shown considerable promise in solving Traveling Salesman Problems (TSPs) without relying on much hand-crafted engineering. However, while non-autoregressive (NAR)...

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This article presents a novel approach to solving the Traveling Salesman Problem using a diffusion model that operates non-autoregressively, which is a significant advancement in the field. The methodological rigor is highlighted by the introduction of a one-step diffusion model and a dual-modality graph transformer, as well as comprehensive experimental validation. The integration of controlled noise processes enhances both solution quality and inference speed, addressing longstanding challenges in combinatorial optimization. The potential for real-world applications makes it particularly impactful.

UGMathBench: A Diverse and Dynamic Benchmark for Undergraduate-Level Mathematical Reasoning with Large Language Models

Large Language Models (LLMs) have made significant strides in mathematical reasoning, underscoring the need for a comprehensive and fair evaluation of their capabilities. However, existing benchmarks ...

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The article presents a novel benchmark (UGMathBench) specifically tailored for evaluating the mathematical reasoning capabilities of large language models (LLMs) at the undergraduate level, addressing significant gaps in existing benchmarks. Its comprehensive coverage, diverse problem sets, and innovative evaluation metrics (EAcc and Δ) contribute to methodological rigor. This framework not only fills a crucial void but also sets a foundational standard for future studies, encouraging the development of more effective reasoning models.

Understanding the Challenges of Maker Entrepreneurship

The maker movement embodies a resurgence in DIY creation, merging physical craftsmanship and arts with digital technology support. However, mere technological skills and creativity are insufficient fo...

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This article addresses a growing movement that is intersecting traditional craftsmanship with modern entrepreneurship, showcasing the challenges faced by maker entrepreneurs. It highlights a significant gap in the existing literature regarding the transition from maker to entrepreneur, especially concerning the need for business skills and technology integration. Its qualitative methodology, through interviews, provides in-depth insights which make the findings robust and applicable to real-world scenarios. The implications for training and technology frameworks make this study particularly relevant for both practitioners and scholars.

Optical Images of Mini Boson Stars in Palatini $f(R)$ Gravity

We investigate the optical properties of mini boson stars within the framework of Palatini $f(R)$ gravity, adopting a quadratic form $f(R) = R + ξR^2$ , where $ξ$ is the gravita...

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The study introduces significant advancements in the understanding of mini boson stars in the context of Palatini $f(R)$ gravity, showcasing a novel approach to analyzing their optical properties compared to black holes. The use of numerical methods to derive key features such as effective potentials and redshift maps adds methodological rigor. Its implications for observational astrophysics and potential for influencing future theoretical models are commendable, although the scope may be limited to specific gravitational frameworks.

Integrating Causality with Neurochaos Learning: Proposed Approach and Research Agenda

Deep learning implemented via neural networks, has revolutionized machine learning by providing methods for complex tasks such as object detection/classification and prediction. However, architectures...

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The article presents an innovative integration of causality and neurochaos learning, which addresses significant limitations of existing deep learning methods. The novelty lies in its proposal of a new framework that aims to minimize issues related to statistical learning failures and high energy consumption. Its methodological rigor is demonstrated through a well-defined research agenda and the identification of relevant research questions, which could guide future inquiries.

On Deciding the Data Complexity of Answering Linear Monadic Datalog Queries with LTL Operators(Extended Version)

Our concern is the data complexity of answering linear monadic datalog queries whose atoms in the rule bodies can be prefixed by operators of linear temporal logic LTL. We first observe that, for data...

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This paper addresses a significant gap in understanding the data complexity of linear monadic Datalog queries augmented with linear temporal logic operators. The novelty lies in its comprehensive classification of query complexity, which can guide future research in both temporal logic and Datalog systems. It employs rigorous theoretical frameworks to derive its conclusions, making it a valuable contribution to the field.

Profinite rigidity of Kähler groups: Riemann surfaces and subdirect products

This paper establishes strong profinite rigidity results for Kähler groups, showing that certain groups are determined within the class of residually finite Kähler groups by their profinite completion...

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The article presents novel results regarding profinite rigidity in Kähler groups, which is a significant and less-explored area of algebraic topology and group theory. It combines aspects of geometric topology with algebraic properties of groups, showcasing the interplay between these disciplines. The methodological rigor is evident in the use of established results and solid theoretical grounding. Its implications for the classification of aspherical varieties and potential applications to other fields amplify its relevance.

On total transitivity of graphs

Let $G=(V, E)$ be a graph where $V$ and $E$ are the vertex and edge sets, respectively. For two disjoint subsets $A$ and $B$ of $V$ , we say $A$ ...

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The article proposes a novel concept of total transitivity in graph theory, along with an important problem (Maximum Total Transitivity Problem) that has been framed and evaluated in terms of complexity. The characterization of split graphs and the NP-completeness result introduce significant methodological advances. Additionally, the development of a polynomial-time algorithm for specific graph classes (trees) demonstrates both theoretical importance and practical applicability, enhancing the study's impact on future research.

Measurement of the Casimir force between superconductors

The Casimir force follows from quantum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field and yields a nonlinear attractive force between closely spaced conductive objects. Its magnitude depends on the conduct...

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This article addresses the measurement of the Casimir force specifically in superconductors, exploring a previously untested domain that could yield significant insights into quantum field theories and condensed matter physics. The experimental approach utilizing a superconducting drum resonator in a microwave optomechanical system is innovative and rigorous, providing a novel perspective on an important fundamental physics issue. The findings are anticipated to advance understanding of quantum fluctuations and might stimulate further experimental and theoretical work in the field.

2-Tier SimCSE: Elevating BERT for Robust Sentence Embeddings

Effective sentence embeddings that capture semantic nuances and generalize well across diverse contexts are crucial for natural language processing tasks. We address this challenge by applying SimCSE ...

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The article presents a novel approach to enhancing sentence embeddings using a structured two-tier methodology. Its clarity in addressing overfitting through dropout techniques, alongside the thorough experimental validation across multiple tasks, indicates strong methodological rigor. Additionally, it identifies significant limitations related to transfer learning and provides insights for future research. The blend of unsupervised and supervised learning models enhances the originality and applicability of the findings, making it very relevant to the field of NLP, particularly in semantic understanding and embedding techniques.

Magnetic measurements under high pressure with a quantum sensor in Hexagonal Boron Nitride

Magnetic measurements under high-pressure conditions are pivotal for the study of superconductivity and magnetic materials but remain challenging due to the micrometer-sized sample in diamond anvil ce...

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This article presents a significant advancement in the application of quantum sensors in material science, specifically focusing on high-pressure magnetic measurements, which has implications for understanding superconductivity and ferromagnetism. The novelty of using V$_B^-$ defects in hexagonal boron nitride, alongside rigorous methodology for detecting pressure-induced shifts in magnetic properties, underscores its potential impact. The results could inspire future research in quantum sensing and high-pressure materials science, lending itself particularly well to interdisciplinary applications.

Solving the long-tailed distribution problem by exploiting the synergies and balance of different techniques

In real-world data, long-tailed data distribution is common, making it challenging for models trained on empirical risk minimisation to learn and classify tail classes effectively. While many studies ...

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This article addresses a significant challenge in machine learning concerning long-tailed data distributions, which is highly relevant in both theoretical and practical applications. It explores the synergies between three advanced techniques used in classification, promoting methodological rigor and potentially leading to more effective long-tail recognition strategies. The balanced approach that maintains performance across classes is innovative and could inspire further research in similar contexts, particularly in the area of model optimization.

The Impact of Helium Exposure on the PMTs of the SuperNEMO Experiment

The performance of Hamamatsu 8" photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) of the type used in the SuperNEMO neutrinoless double-beta decay experiment (R5912-MOD), is investigated as a function of exposure to ...

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This article presents novel findings regarding the impact of helium on PMTs, which is significant for the SuperNEMO experiment. The rigorous methodology and extended monitoring period enhance the credibility of the results. The insights into PMT performance and after-pulsing rates are crucial for optimizing detector operations in future experiments, suggesting substantial applicability in experimental nuclear and particle physics.

Large Deviations in Switching Diffusion: from Free Cumulants to Dynamical Transitions

We study the diffusion of a particle with a time-dependent diffusion constant $D(t)$ that switches between random values drawn from a distribution $W(D)$ at a fixed rate $r$ . U...

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The article presents a novel analytical approach to understanding particle diffusion with a time-dependent diffusion constant, which is a significant advancement in the field of statistical mechanics and stochastic processes. The use of free cumulants and the computation of moments for arbitrary distributions are innovative contributions that may open new avenues for research in related areas. The rigorous mathematical and numerical validation further enhances the credibility and relevance of the findings.

On the hook length biases of the $2$ - and $3$ -regular partitions

Let $b_{t,i}(n)$ denote the total number of the $i$ hooks in the $t$ -regular partitions of $n$ . Singh and Barman (J. Number Theory { 264} (2024), 41--58) raised two con...

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The paper addresses conjectures in the study of regular partitions, an area rich in combinatorial and number theoretic implications. Confirming a significant conjecture and revealing counterexamples enhances the understanding of the structure of regular partitions, suggesting complex behaviors that could lead to further research developments. The methodological rigor and novelty in challenging existing conjectures position it well within the field.

ATLASGAL-selected high-mass clumps in the inner Galaxy: XI. Morphology and kinematics of warm inner envelopes

(Abridged) Massive stellar embryos are embedded in warm envelopes that provide mass reservoirs for the accretion process onto final stars. Feedback from star formation activities in return impacts the...

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This study addresses critical aspects of high-mass star formation by examining the morphology and kinematics of warm envelopes around stellar embryos. Its methodological rigor using observational data from the APEX telescope enhances its credibility. The detection of a strong correlation between the kinematics and evolutionary stage contributes meaningful insights into the dynamics of star formation, which is less understood compared to low-mass processes. The high detection rate of emission and characterization of envelope structures suggest that this research may influence future studies in stellar formation processes significantly.