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... faith at all can work together to design complex systems such as a packaged integrated circuit. ...
... faith at all can work together to design complex systems such as a packaged integrated circuit. ...
Chapter 3 Rydberg Atom Interactions
... the ionisation dynamics - if the laser has the opposite detuning to the sign of the interaction, only long-range pairs are excited which take a long time to collide. For a laser detuning equal to the interaction shift, it is now the short-range pairs that are excited leading to rapid ionisation [45, ...
... the ionisation dynamics - if the laser has the opposite detuning to the sign of the interaction, only long-range pairs are excited which take a long time to collide. For a laser detuning equal to the interaction shift, it is now the short-range pairs that are excited leading to rapid ionisation [45, ...
Big Bang Nucleosynthesis - Chalmers
... Such comparisons, however, have relied heavily upon the contemporary understanding of the chemical evolution, that is the constant change in the chemical composition of matter because of nuclear transformation in for example stars [1]. This predicament stems from the fact that the abundance measurem ...
... Such comparisons, however, have relied heavily upon the contemporary understanding of the chemical evolution, that is the constant change in the chemical composition of matter because of nuclear transformation in for example stars [1]. This predicament stems from the fact that the abundance measurem ...
E. Rutherford, Phil. Mag. 27, 488 The Structure of the Atom E
... were deflected from their rectilinear path. I order to suffer a deflexion of more than a few degrees, the α particle has to pass very close to the nucleus, and it was assumed that the field of force in this region was not appreciably affected by the external electronic distribution. Supposing that ...
... were deflected from their rectilinear path. I order to suffer a deflexion of more than a few degrees, the α particle has to pass very close to the nucleus, and it was assumed that the field of force in this region was not appreciably affected by the external electronic distribution. Supposing that ...
APCTP-WCU APR 16 - Y.
... Discussion • Another direct T-violation experiment: • T-violating asymmetry in n-d (or p-d scattering) • Neutron spin rotation in n-d scattering ...
... Discussion • Another direct T-violation experiment: • T-violating asymmetry in n-d (or p-d scattering) • Neutron spin rotation in n-d scattering ...
Portfolio Optimization using Particle Swarm Optimization and
... risk as small as possible. Markowitz proposed the mean–variance model, which has been regarded as a quadratic programming problem [7, 9]. There are a lot of efforts that have been performed by experts in order to solve and expand Markowitz’s model. In 1956, Markowitz extended the critical line metho ...
... risk as small as possible. Markowitz proposed the mean–variance model, which has been regarded as a quadratic programming problem [7, 9]. There are a lot of efforts that have been performed by experts in order to solve and expand Markowitz’s model. In 1956, Markowitz extended the critical line metho ...
Efficiently Extracting Energy from Cosmological
... phase transitions where particle species that were initially in thermal equilibrium decoupled from each other. The most relativistic of these particles have been free-streaming through the universe until the present day, and therefore can carry information about the state of the early universe to de ...
... phase transitions where particle species that were initially in thermal equilibrium decoupled from each other. The most relativistic of these particles have been free-streaming through the universe until the present day, and therefore can carry information about the state of the early universe to de ...
The Discovery of Dirac Equation and its Impact on Present
... that this letter of Dirac (1929) announces a monumental change in physical theory. The simple problem of the scattering of a photon on an electron is no longer a 2-body problem. It is recognised to be an infinite body problem. The same thing happens in every process. For instance, this was demonstra ...
... that this letter of Dirac (1929) announces a monumental change in physical theory. The simple problem of the scattering of a photon on an electron is no longer a 2-body problem. It is recognised to be an infinite body problem. The same thing happens in every process. For instance, this was demonstra ...
A framework for studying synaptic plasticity with neural spike train data
... weight trajectory, our algorithm is able to explore the space of adjacency matrices more efficiently. We capitalize on a number of other opportunities for computational efficiency as well. For example, if the learning rule factors into independent updates for each Wn0 →n (t), then we can update each ...
... weight trajectory, our algorithm is able to explore the space of adjacency matrices more efficiently. We capitalize on a number of other opportunities for computational efficiency as well. For example, if the learning rule factors into independent updates for each Wn0 →n (t), then we can update each ...
Gapless layered three-dimensional fractional quantum Hall states
... to the interlayer tunneling strength? We believe that this intermediate tunneling strength regime is both experimentally accessible and theoretically novel. Answering these questions definitively for a specific microscopic model is quite challenging and likely requires extensive numerical calculatio ...
... to the interlayer tunneling strength? We believe that this intermediate tunneling strength regime is both experimentally accessible and theoretically novel. Answering these questions definitively for a specific microscopic model is quite challenging and likely requires extensive numerical calculatio ...
