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Because we have consistently retained the leading order in all the approximations involving the bulk-flow , the two important flow properties discussed in Section [REF] remain unaltered .
Because we have retained the leading order in all the approximations involving the bulk-flow , the two important flow properties discussed in Section [REF] remain unaltered .
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1406.4864
1
2
501
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501
The magnetic field appears as an additional effective phase breaking rate for the time reversed trajectories responsible of the WL leading to an effective [MATH] given by [CITATION] : [EQUATION] where [MATH] can be understood as a renormalized width which appears in the WL correction for a semi ballistic wire in the regime [MATH] due to the phenomenon of flux cancellation .
The magnetic field appears as an additional effective phase breaking rate for the time reversed trajectories responsible for the WL leading to an effective [MATH] given by [CITATION] : [EQUATION] where [MATH] is a renormalized width which appears in the WL correction for a semi ballistic wire ( [MATH] ) due to the phenomenon of flux cancellation .
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cond-mat-0402534
1
2
502
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502
Clear correlation between QPO parameters and X-ray flux have been found , when the source have been in its initial bright hard state .
When the source was observed in VHS , a clear correlation between QPO parameters and X-ray flux was seen .
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astro-ph-9903306
1
2
503
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503
We see a number of different sizes and shapes from small spherical clouds to expanded filaments and more complex structures .
We see a number of different sizes and shapes that range from small spherical clouds to expanded filaments and more complex structures .
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1308.6112
1
2
504
easy
504
( Outline ) Bernoulli sampling is done in expected time [MATH] by generating skip values with a geometric distribution .
( Outline ) Bernoulli sampling is done in expected time [MATH] by generating skip values with a geometric distribution using success probability [MATH] .
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1502.03942
1
2
505
easy
505
We then find the solution valid to [MATH] [EQUATION] where in the second line of ( [REF] ) we have taken the early-time limit [MATH] .
We then find the solution valid to [MATH] [EQUATION] where in the second line of ( [REF] ) we focus on the early-time regime where [MATH] is negative and large .
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1505.04226
1
2
506
easy
506
We run separate experiments with the slowdown applied at each layer of the network as well as 3 random seeds for each of these settings ( for a total of 18 experiments per data point ) .
We run separate experiments with the slowdown applied at each layer of the network as well as 3 random seeds for each of these settings ( thus 18 experiments per data point ) .
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1901.08164
1
2
507
hard
507
This entropy quantifies the amount of missing information regarding the property [MATH] in the pure or mixed quantum state .
This operator entropy quantifies the amount of information about the property [MATH] that is missing in the ( pure or mixed ) quantum state .
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1901.08956
1
2
508
easy
508
These sources also have a galactocentric radius of 6 kpc .
These sources also have a Galactocentric radius of 6 kpc .
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1308.6112
1
2
509
easy
509
They are read out from the top by 4 photomultiplier tubes ( PMT ) per cell .
They are read out from the top by four photomultiplier tubes ( PMT ) per cell .
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1806.02096
1
2
510
easy
510
The Fig. [REF] shows there is a continuous phase and does't appear phase transition with [MATH] .
Fig. [REF] shows a continuous phase and does not appear phase transition with [MATH] .
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1806.00361
1
2
511
easy
511
This value of [MATH] is much less than other values that are obtained in the literature [CITATION] and , in this sense , compares more favourably with the recent LHC results [CITATION] which suggest [MATH] GeV .
This value of [MATH] is not far from the recent LHC results [CITATION] which suggest [MATH] GeV .
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1201.3968
2
3
512
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512
In Sec. 4 conclusions are drawn .
In Sec. [REF] conclusions are drawn .
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1712.00969
1
2
513
easy
513
Accordingly , the final baryon-to-entropy ratio can be rewritten as [CITATION] [EQUATION] where [MATH] is given by [EQUATION] with [EQUATION]
Accordingly , the final baryon-to-entropy ratio can be rewritten as [CITATION] [EQUATION] where the parameter [MATH] is defined as [EQUATION] with [EQUATION]
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1707.05535
1
2
514
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514
The calculations have to be performed numerically because the function [MATH] appearing in param is not known , but is defined implicitly by klh .
The calculations have to be performed numerically because the function [MATH] appearing in param is not known , but it is defined implicitly by klh .
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1510.04030
2
3
515
easy
515
Since [MATH] by our assumption , it follows that [EQUATION] and therefore [MATH] are uniformly integrable .
It follows that [EQUATION]
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1711.00427
2
3
516
easy
516
The central energy of the Gaussian line is swept over 6.0 keV to 7.1 keV with a step of 0.1 keV .
The central energy of the Gaussian line is swept from 6.0 keV to 7.1 keV in steps of 0.1 keV .
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0812.3358
1
2
517
easy
517
In this section we prove that the invariant manifold obtained in the last section has the asymptotic completeness property .
In this section we prove Theorem [REF] , by showing that the invariant manifold obtained in the last section has the almost sure asymptotic completeness property .
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math-0607050
1
2
518
easy
518
Suppose that during MCMC we would like to exchange information between a pair of chains ( typically of consecutive temperatures in the ladder ) [MATH] and [MATH] where [MATH] and [MATH] are [MATH] -dimensional vectors that indicate the current states of these chains .
Suppose that during MCMC we would like to exchange information between a pair of chains [MATH] and [MATH] where [MATH] and [MATH] are [MATH] -dimensional vectors that indicate the current states of these chains .
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1703.08520
1
2
519
easy
519
Since we are dealing with a self-modifying parser , we would run into problems if the parser were to backtrack , from [MATH] to [MATH] -not insurmountable problems , to be sure , but we will find a satisfactory non-backtracking method of parsing that does not have these problems .
Since we are dealing with a self-modifying parser , we would run into problems if the parser were to backtrack from [MATH] to [MATH] -not insurmountable problems , to be sure , but we will find a satisfactory non-backtracking method of parsing that does not have these problems .
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cs-0605104
1
2
520
easy
520
Recently , there has been a proliferation of sensors that monitor diverse kinds of real-time data .
Recently , there has been a proliferation of sensors that monitor diverse kinds of real-time data representing time-series behaviors or signals generated by systems and devices that are monitored through such sensors .
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1802.08924
1
2
521
easy
521
Remarkably , important features of Anderson localization , such as the existence of a metallic phase and the qualitative characteristics of the Anderson transition , depend only on the dimensionality and the symmetries of the system , in close analogy to conventional continuous phase transitions .
Remarkably , important features of Anderson localization , such as the existence of a metallic phase and the qualitative characteristics of the Anderson transition , depend on the dimensionality and the symmetries of the system , in close analogy to conventional continuous phase transitions .
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1508.04284
1
2
522
easy
522
The corresponding values of [MATH] and [MATH] are given in terms of the scale of colour shown on the right of every plot .
The corresponding values of [MATH] and [MATH] are given in terms of the colour scale shown on the right of every plot .
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1510.04030
2
3
523
easy
523
Again , both the the thermal fluctuations of the substrate and that of the environment contribute to the boundary-dependent energy shift of the atom out of thermal equilibrium , but now their contributions are of the same order and all proportional to [MATH] .
Again , the thermal fluctuations of both the substrate and that of the environment contribute to the boundary-dependent energy shift of the atom out of thermal equilibrium , but now their contributions are of the same order and are all proportional to [MATH] .
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1408.4517
1
2
524
easy
524
Again , it can be seen that numerical errors are clearly not playing a large part .
Again , it can be seen that numerical errors are not playing a large part .
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1007.1599
1
2
525
easy
525
The transmission function [MATH] should be selected so that [MATH] is [MATH] - distributed , and is a fixed function of some random variable [MATH] satisfying properties [MATH] and [MATH] .
The transmission function [MATH] should be selected so that [MATH] is [MATH] -distributed , and is a fixed function of some random variable [MATH] satisfying properties [MATH] and [MATH] .
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1204.4249
1
2
526
easy
526
We abuse the notation [MATH] to mean both the intersection and the winding number of the intersection , so the left-hand Eq. ( [REF] ) should be read as stating that there are equally many positive points as negative points in the total intersection .
We abuse the notation [MATH] to mean both the intersection and the winding number of the intersection , so the left-hand side of Eq. ( [REF] ) should be read as stating that there are equally many positive points as negative points in the total intersection .
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1211.4024
2
3
527
easy
527
[MATH] corresponds to the nuclear structure factor [MATH] where [MATH] is given for instance by Eq. ( 12 ) of Croft et al [CITATION] or Eq. [REF] below .
[MATH] corresponds to the nuclear structure factor [MATH] where [MATH] is given for instance by Eq. ( 12 ) in [CITATION] .
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1710.08173
2
3
528
easy
528
We compute the Gaussian Mixture Model ( GMM ) on the probability distribution [MATH] and model our probability with non-root factors as following : [EQUATION]
We compute the Gaussian Mixture Model ( GMM ) on the probability distribution [MATH] and model our probability with non-root factors as follows : [EQUATION] where [MATH] is the normalization factor , [MATH] is the feature function , and [MATH] and [MATH] are the log-linearization of the feature function .
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1707.02387
2
3
529
easy
529
Taking Lemma [REF] and ( [REF] ) into account , we have [EQUATION] and [EQUATION] .
Taking Lemma [REF] and ( [REF] ) into account with [MATH] , we have [EQUATION] and [EQUATION] .
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1312.0576
1
2
530
easy
530
The current shifts significantly the resonant configuration for the bottom and surface wavenumbers .
The current imposed here shifts significantly the resonant configuration for the bottom and surface wavenumbers .
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physics-0510150
1
2
531
easy
531
Due to asymptotic freedom , the coupling of strong interactions decreases when the energy of the process increases .
As a consequence of asymptotic freedom , the coupling of strong interactions decreases when the energy of the process increases .
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1301.4457
2
3
532
easy
532
We find that it will be challenging to detect cluster gamma-ray emission with Fermi after the first year but this mission has the potential of constraining interesting values of the shock acceleration efficiency after several years of surveying .
We find that it will be challenging to detect cluster [MATH] -ray emission with Fermi after the second year but this mission has the potential of constraining interesting values of the shock acceleration efficiency after several years of surveying .
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1001.5023
1
2
533
easy
533
The resolution of the 3-dimensional coordinate table which moves the sensor is 0.01 mm .
The resolution of the CMM which moves the sensor is 0.01 mm .
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0907.5490
1
2
534
easy
534
Let us first consider the binding energy in order to determine which channel can form bound state and calculate the spectra of the chiral partners .
Let us first consider the binding energy in order to determine which channel can form the bound state and calculate the spectra of the chiral partners .
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1212.5079
1
2
535
easy
535
In the linear case , [MATH] , [MATH] is a Gaussian process , which for fixed [MATH] has white noise statistics with independent components of unit strength as required by [MATH] .
In the linear case , [MATH] , [MATH] is a Gaussian process , which for fixed [MATH] has white noise statistics with independent components of unit strength , as imposed by [MATH] .
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1305.1209
1
2
536
easy
536
We will show that the greedy learning objective can be solved with an alternative optimization algorithm , which permits decoupling the computations and achieving update unlocking .
We will show that the greedy learning objective used in these papers can be solved with an alternative optimization algorithm , which permits decoupling the computations and achieves update unlocking .
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1901.08164
1
2
537
easy
537
Second , the average value of the vacuum energy density decays as [MATH] and the average value of the Hubble parameter as [MATH] , whereas the average scale parameter increases as [MATH] .
Second , the average value of the vacuum energy density decays as [MATH] and the average value of the Hubble parameter as [MATH] , while the average scale parameter increases as [MATH] .
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0806.2805
1
2
538
easy
538
The reflected field is mixed on two photodiodes with a 10-mW local oscillator derived from the incident beam .
The reflected field is mixed with a 10-mW local oscillator and a servoloop monitors the length of the local oscillator arm so that we measure the phase fluctuations of the reflected field .
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quant-ph-9903094
1
2
539
easy
539
In [CITATION] , NOMA is considered in a VLC scenario and the performance is compared with orthogonal frequency division multiple acces ( OFDMA ) scheme .
In [CITATION] , NOMA is considered in a VLC scenario where the respective performance is compared to that of the orthogonal frequency division multiple access ( OFDMA ) scheme .
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1801.04888
1
2
540
hard
540
Indeed , few studies have tackled this subject with different approaches [CITATION] uncovering a rich phenomenology .
Indeed , only a few studies have tackled this subject , and each with a different approach [CITATION] .
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1404.1006
1
2
541
hard
541
Our approach is shown to match or exceed state of the art approaches addressing these problems and shown able to scale to much large datasets than others .
This work matches or exceeds state-of-the-art approaches addressing these problems and is able to scale to much large datasets than others .
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1901.08164
1
2
542
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542
More specifically , the nuclear structure factor for ( 01L ) reflections can be written as , [EQUATION] where [MATH] is a sum of neutron coherent scattering length of the various atoms ( Y , Ba , Cu , O ) already present in the parent tetragonal compound , YBa [MATH] Cu [MATH] O [MATH] .
As an attempt to describe this experimental situation , the nuclear structure factor for the ( 0KL ) reflections can be approximated by , [EQUATION] where [MATH] is a sum of neutron coherent scattering length of the various atoms ( Y , Ba , Cu , O ) already present in the parent compound , YBa [MATH] Cu [MATH] O [MATH] .
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1710.08173
1
2
543
hard
543
Small parts in the East are slower , with 95 kms [MATH] , while a tip in the Northwest is faster , around 105 kms [MATH] .
Small parts in the east are slower at 95 kms [MATH] , while a tip in the northwest is faster with velocities around 105 kms [MATH] .
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1308.6112
1
2
544
hard
544
For the RNN component in our system , we use a 3-layers LSTM network for ECSGA and 2-layers LSTM network for ATIS , they are all with unit size 100 .
For the RNN component in our system , we use a 3-layers BiLSTM networks for ECSA and 2-layers BiLSTM networks for ATIS ( no named entity tagging in this case ) , and all LSTM networks come with hidden state size 100 .
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1803.11326
2
3
545
hard
545
To automate these experiments , we created AdFisher , a tool that automates randomized , controlled experiments for learning about online tracking .
To conduct these studies , we developed AdFisher , a tool for automating randomized , controlled experiments for studying online tracking .
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1408.6491
1
2
546
hard
546
We use the previous Plastic Surgery approach , proposed by Barr et al. [CITATION] , as a comparison baseline and examine the effectiveness of our NMT-based technique .
We use the pattern-based patch suggestion inspired by the Plastic Surgery work [CITATION] , as a comparison baseline and examine the effectiveness of our NMT-based technique .
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1812.07170
1
2
547
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547
Mostly we would update each chain independently , but occasionally exchange information between the chains .
Each chain is updated independently , with occasional information exchange between the chains so that more substantial movement in the higher temperature chains can filter down to the slower moving low temperature chains .
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1703.08520
1
2
548
hard
548
We show that the differential relative absorption of the probe radiation , see Fig. [REF] , contains a certain quantum information about initial superposition states encoded in [MATH] .
We explicitly show that the differential relative absorption of the probe radiation given by Eq. ( [REF] ) and shown in Fig. [REF] contains a response from the initial superposition states encoded in [MATH] , [MATH] .
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1703.02280
1
2
549
hard
549
A step into this direction was initiated by Hardy in his program of merging the theory of general relativity with quantum theory [CITATION] , by proposing to extend quantum theory to dynamical causal structures .
A step in this direction was taken by Hardy with his program of merging general relativity with quantum theory [CITATION] , in which he proposes to extend the latter to dynamical causal structures , a feature of general relativity ( see [CITATION] for a recent review on quantum theory and causality ) .
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1403.7333
1
2
550
hard
550
[CITATION] , however , used synthetic magnetograms extracted from MHD simulations , in which the true flows are known , to show that optical flow methods essentially estimate the horizontal velocity , [MATH] , although these estimates can be affected by vertical flows .
Using the same test data , [CITATION] subsequently argued that optical flow methods , such as LCT , essentially estimate the horizontal velocity , [MATH] , although their estimates can be affected by vertical flows
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1402.4794
2
3
551
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551
To highlight the first advantage , we first have to discuss the shortcomings when growing complicated structures directly on top of graphene .
First , we discuss several shortcomings when growing electrode material directly onto the graphene surface .
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1503.01735
1
2
552
hard
552
By contrast , those algorithms that require full gradient evaluations either incur an extra communication cost for synchronization or incur an extra computational cost for the asynchronous version to converge ; see , e.g. , [CITATION] .
By contrast , those algorithms that require full gradients evaluation either need extra communication for synchronization or need extra computational cost for the asynchronous version to converge ; See e.g. [CITATION] .
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1609.03261
2
3
553
hard
553
Because the same holds for two parties , it was conjectured that also in the multi-party setting , a predefined causal order emerges in that limit .
It was shown for the two-party case , however , that a global causal structure always emerges in the macroscopic limit .
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1403.7333
1
2
554
hard
554
It is remarkable that this agreement is achieved in a limit where the conductance on the scale of the period of the network , [MATH] , is of the order of the quantum conductance , in contrast with metallic wires where the number of channels is of order 1000 .
In contrast , metallic wires deep in the diffusive regime have a number of conducting channels of order 1000 and [MATH] is always fulfilled .
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cond-mat-0402534
1
2
555
hard
555
In order to demonstrate the benefit of the adaptive method that can incrementally update the weights unlike previous methods we evaluate on iPASCAL for continuous semantic segmentation .
Section [REF] demonstrates the benefit of AMP in the context of continuous semantic segmentation on the proposed incremental PASCAL VOC evaluation framework , iPASCAL .
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1902.11123
3
4
556
hard
556
We observe that the time variation of [MATH] is nearly periodic and identical for the active and inactive oscillators .
We observe that the time variations of [MATH] , [MATH] and [MATH] are nearly periodic and identical for the active , initially inactive and the full set of oscillators .
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1710.09608
1
2
557
hard
557
We can also derive an emitter size constraint , imposing a maximum expansion speed of c ( light speed ) , and the Hillas criterion , in which the minimum size of the source capable of accelerating particles to the given energy [MATH] is [MATH] ( where [MATH] cm ) , the Larmor radius .
We can also derive a constraint on the size of the emission region , imposing a maximum expansion speed of [MATH] ( the speed of light ) , and the Hillas criterion , in which the minimum size of a source capable of accelerating particles to a given energy [MATH] is [MATH] ( where [MATH] cm ) , the Larmor radius .
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0812.3358
1
2
558
easy
558
Even more remarkably , we demonstrate that the WD survives the initial Ia event , receiving a large velocity kick from the asymmetric nature of the initial deflagration , and is significantly enriched with both intermediate-mass ( IME 's ) and iron-group elements ( IGE 's ) , forming a peculiar heavy/iron core WD .
Even more remarkably , the remnant WD receives a large velocity kick from the asymmetric nature of the deflagration , and is enriched with both intermediate-mass ( IME 's ) and iron-group elements ( IGE 's ) , forming a peculiar WD with a heavey/iron-rich core .
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1208.5069
1
2
559
hard
559
The exponentially small finite-volume corrections in Eq. ( [REF] ) are due to the dimer wavefunction wrapping once around the periodic boundary [CITATION] .
The topological factor [MATH] for the [MATH] -wave dimer wavefunction wrapping around the periodic boundary once is given by [CITATION] [EQUATION] where [EQUATION] accounts for the finite-volume energy shift of a dimer moving with center-of-mass momentum [MATH] in the fermion-dimer system [EQUATION]
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1309.2616
1
2
560
hard
560
Now , let [MATH] be the [MATH] th Lebesgue partition of [MATH] which is defined as : [MATH] and for [MATH] [EQUATION]
Next , we define the sequence of Lebesgue partitions generated by [MATH] as : [MATH] and for [MATH] [EQUATION] .
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1807.05692
3
4
561
hard
561
We have developed the study of the cross Kerr effect in the propagation of two pulses , named trigger and probe , in a medium of four-level atoms in the tripod configuration , dressed by a third strong field in the running- or imperfect standing-wave configuration .
We have presented a comprehensive study of the cross Kerr effect in the propagation of two weak laser fields , a trigger and a probe , in a medium of four-level atoms in the tripod configuration , dressed by a third strong coupling field in the quasi-standing wave configuration .
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1012.2247
1
2
562
easy
562
A straightforward calculation shows that Bragg peak intensity in the ( 10L ) or ( 01L ) Bragg peaks cross-section varies considerably with the amount of actual oxygen atoms from x=6 ( tetragonal phase ) to x=7 ( orthorhombic phase with full Cu-O chain ) [CITATION] .
A straightforward calculation using Eq. [REF] shows that Bragg peak intensiies in the ( 01L ) and ( 006 ) Bragg peaks cross-section vary considerably with the amount of actual oxygen atoms from x=6 ( tetragonal phase ) to x=7 ( orthorhombic phase with full Cu-O chain ) [CITATION] .
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1710.08173
1
2
563
hard
563
So we just need to investigate the estimation of [MATH] in ( [REF] ) with [MATH] , [MATH] and [MATH] known .
Since estimations for [MATH] have been given by Huang et al. ( 2011 ) , we just need to found some suitable estimations of [MATH] with other parameters known .
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1310.4021
3
4
564
hard
564
This means that the four-dimensional potential will exceed the tension of a D3-brane , opening the possibility for brane tunneling [CITATION] or nucleation [CITATION] via the Brown-Teitelboim mechanism .
However , the four-dimensional potential will be of order [MATH] , which exceeds the tension of a D3-brane by two orders of magnitude , opening the possibility for brane tunneling [CITATION] or nucleation [CITATION] .
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1211.4024
1
2
565
hard
565
When we fine-tune the network with real images from Human3.6M ( Real+Synth ) , the segmentations look very similar to the ground truth and we outperform the baseline by a large margin .
When we fine-tune the network with real images from Human3.6M ( Synth+Real ) , the model predicts very accurate segmentations and outperforms the ' Real ' baseline by a large margin .
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1701.01370
1
2
566
easy
566
Construct the bootstrap test statistics by [EQUATION] where [MATH] if [MATH] is empty .
For every [MATH] , the bootstrapped test statistics is defined by [EQUATION] where [MATH] is [MATH] if [MATH] is empty .
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1511.04162
1
2
567
easy
567
We texture the body model with texture maps extracted from two types of real scans .
We use two types of real scans for the texture of body models .
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1701.01370
1
2
568
hard
568
Recent quantitative measurement of the collapse and explosion of BEC reported in Ref. [CITATION] motivated us to investigate the extent to which the mean-field theory explains the experimental observations .
The recent quantitative measurements on collapsing and exploding BEC reported in Ref. [CITATION] have motivated us to investigate to what extent mean-field theory can explain the experimental observations .
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{}
cond-mat-0107248
1
2
569
easy
569
It proposed a 2-branch architecture as well , where the second branch is responsible for learning prototypes that can aid the final segmentation task .
In this method , the second branch predicts the parameters for the final segmentation layer .
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1902.11123
2
3
570
easy
570
The branching ratios are in rough agreement with those quoted in PDG , but the total [MATH] three-level width is sizably smaller than the one referred in PDG which includes all decay channels .
The branching ratios are in agreement with those quoted in PDG for the [MATH] .
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1712.00969
1
2
571
hard
571
In order to accelerate data acquisition while keeping the advantages of multiple activation coils , in this paper we use CS techniques where we use random as well as deterministic coil activation patterns .
In order to accelerate data acquisition and to improve imaging resolution , we use CS techniques and develop a Douglas-Rachford based sparse reconstruction algorithm .
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1805.01605
1
2
572
easy
572
Nevertheless , for any set of gene trees , there are ranges of branch length where the null hypothesis is rejected for some branches in the range but not for others ( Fig. [REF] ) .
We introduced a new test for rejecting the null hypothesis that a branch in the species tree should be replaced by a polytomy .
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1708.08916
3
4
573
hard
573
In the next section , we will consider this compromise between limited feedback ( with lower computational burden and overhead ) and better user rates during the NOMA transmission .
In the subsequent sections , we consider this compromise between the limited-feedback ( with lower computational burden and overhead ) and the full CSI ( with better user rates ) mechanisms for the NOMA transmission .
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1801.04888
1
2
574
easy
574
A very interesting and deep study of the Odderon in gauge/string duality was presented in ref [CITATION] but without discussing its Regge trajectories .
Interesting studies of the Odderon in gauge/string dualities were presented in refs. [CITATION] .
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1301.4457
1
2
575
easy
575
To achieve slow-roll inflation , we will require the scalar field [MATH] to initially have a super-Planckian vev .
To achieve 60 e-folds of slow-roll inflation , we must arrange the scalar field [MATH] to initially have a super-Planckian vacuum expectation value , [MATH] .
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1211.4024
1
2
576
hard
576
However , it seems to have characteristics of a soft polytomy ( decreasing [MATH] -value ) , which would have been resolved had we had more genes .
Even with the full dataset , a polytomy is not rejected , though the decreasing [MATH] -values point to the possibility that this relationship would have been resolved had we had more genes .
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{}
1708.08916
3
4
577
hard
577
Modelling these processes is more complicated , and requires assumptions about the ionisation state , geometry , and metalicity of H [MATH] regions , and the dust mass , composition and geometry .
Modelling these processes is complicated , requiring assumptions about the ionization state , the geometry , the metalicity , the dust mass and the composition of H [MATH] regions .
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{}
astro-ph-0210471
2
3
578
hard
578
If we show the ground states masses in the initial and final channels by [MATH] and [MATH] , respectively , the quantities [MATH] and [MATH] are the energies needed to excite the initial and final particles to their first excited states with the same quantum numbers .
If the ground state masses are given by [MATH] and [MATH] for the initial and final channels , respectively , to excite the particle to the first excited state having the same quantum numbers with them one needs to provide the energies [MATH] and [MATH] .
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{}
1501.05084
1
2
579
hard
579
Negative Coulomb drag is also observed in two regimes : one at low electronic density when the drag wire is depleted , and one at higher electronic density when the drag wire has more than a single one-dimensional subband occupied .
In addition , negative Coulomb drag is observed in two clearly distinct regimes : one at low electronic density when the drag wire is close to or beyond depletion , and one at higher electronic density when [MATH] .
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{}
1008.5155
2
3
580
easy
580
Although the definition of [MATH] contains self-coupling terms for all the nine gluons , the Abelian gluon contribution drops out in the sum .
Although the definition of the covariant tensor [REF] contains self-coupling terms for [MATH] gluons , the Abelian gluon contribution actually drops out in the sum .
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1010.0748
1
2
581
hard
581
In the best fit where this has an exponentially decaying form [MATH] , the dipole [MATH] is larger than the monopole [MATH] and its scale parameter is [MATH] suggesting that the bulk flow extends out to far larger redshift than is expected in a [MATH] CDM universe .
In the best fit where this has an exponentially decaying form [MATH] , the dipole [MATH] is much larger than the monopole [MATH] and its scale parameter is [MATH] indicating that the impact of the bulk flow dominates over any isotropic acceleration out to [MATH] .
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1808.04597
2
3
582
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We compare the DGL method to others , showing it is a state-of-the-art solution for decoupling training of deep network modules .
We conduct experiments that empirically show that DGL optimizes the greedy objective well , showing it is favorable against recent state-of-the-art proposals for decoupling training of deep network modules .
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1901.08164
1
2
583
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583
Since vertices in [MATH] all have voltage [MATH] , we can write the above linear equation into [EQUATION] where ( [REF] ) leads to [EQUATION]
Since vertices in [MATH] all have voltage [MATH] , we can restrict this equation to vertices in [MATH] as [MATH] , which leads to [MATH] .
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1802.02556
1
2
584
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584
The usual GP equation describes the unitary evolution of the macroscopic wave function [MATH] , and the number of atoms [MATH] is conserved .
The GP equation describes unitary time evolution of a macroscopic " wave function " [MATH] , and conserves the total number of atoms [MATH] .
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cond-mat-0107248
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585
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585
The same vev also induces the mixing between the RHN [MATH] and light neutrino [MATH] and corresponding mixing angle is given by [EQUATION] which leads to [MATH] decay to SM gauge bosons .
The same vev also instigates the mixing between the right-handed neutrino [MATH] and left-handed neutrino [MATH] and corresponding mixing angle is given by [EQUATION] which leads to [MATH] decay to SM gauge bosons and leptons .
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1511.03842
1
2
586
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586
Next , we study loop- or shell-like motifs of cliques using a recently developed method from algebraic topology called persistent homology , which detects the presence and robustness of cycles , or topological cavities in the network architecture .
Next , we study topological cavities using a recently developed method from algebraic topology , which detects the presence and robustness , summarized by a quantity called persistence ) , of shell-like motifs of cliques called cycles in the network architecture .
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1608.03520
1
2
587
easy
587
The number of points is [MATH] , and [MATH] are used as a training set while the rest are used for test .
The number of points we generate is [MATH] , of which [MATH] are reserved for test and [MATH] of the remaining training set was reserved for validation .
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1810.04247
2
3
588
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588
Searching strategy for SUSY strongly depends on the lightest supersymetric particle ( LSP ) , as well as R-parity conservation or violation [CITATION] .
The sneutrino can be considered as another candidate for the LSP [CITATION] , as well as R-parity conservation or violation [CITATION] .
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1206.6958
1
2
589
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589
Furthermore , the three-body continuum states introduce a small additional error to the calculation of the two-body energy levels .
Our initial two-body cluster states [MATH] will have only a very small overlap with the three-body continuum states .
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1309.2616
1
2
590
hard
590
We treat the rows of [MATH] independently , so denoting the transition probability for chain [MATH] by [MATH] , i.e. [EQUATION] we can express [MATH] as follows [EQUATION] .
By denoting the overall transition probability [MATH] for chain [MATH] by [MATH] , we can express [MATH] in terms of [MATH] as follows [MATH] where [EQUATION] .
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1703.08520
1
2
591
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591
However , comparing with the schemes of Ref. [CITATION] , our scheme can endure uncooperation of one of supervisors .
In contrast , our scheme can endure the loss of the measurement information of one of the supervisors ( Bob and Charlie ) .
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0906.0826
1
2
592
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592
One can show that the first non vanishing contribution , for rapidly decreasing derivatives of [MATH] , comes from the third order expansion , which results in [EQUATION] where we have used ( [REF] ) to leading order in [MATH] to recognize the factor [MATH] .
If [MATH] and its derivatives are rapidly decreasing functions , one can show that the first non vanishing contribution to [MATH] comes from the third order expansion , which results in [EQUATION] where we have used ( [REF] ) to leading order in [MATH] to recognize the factor [MATH] .
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0807.2194
1
2
593
hard
593
An appropriate method for this was to regard it as an example of the exact cover problem : covering each of the [MATH] unit subsquares by selecting from all possible smaller squares without overlap .
This was tackled as an exact cover problem : covering each of the [MATH] unit subsquares by selecting from all possible smaller subsquares without overlap , using Knuth 's Dancing Links X algorithm [CITATION] .
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1308.5420
1
2
594
easy
594
For the inference phase , we use obscured face and a clear face as inputs to the two mapping functions , [MATH] and [MATH] and compare the [MATH] distance given the predefined threshold value to determine if the two faces come from the same person or not .
Therefore , by comparing the distance of the latent vectors , we can determine if the two faces are from the same person or not .
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1905.05243
1
2
595
hard
595
Table [REF] shows the benefit from our proposed method , it outperforms fine-tuning using randomly generated weights with 11.7 .
First , AMP clearly outperforms naive fine-tuning using randomly generated weights by 11.6 .
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1902.11123
3
4
596
hard
596
We report that the sparse image compression provides qualitatively superior visual quality of reconstructed images and higher classification accuracy when processed through the TensorFlow 's CIFAR-10 DCNN classifier [ 11 ] , whereas bottleneck autoencoders yield superior compression as measured by pixel-wise metrics such as PSNR and SSIM .
We report that sparse coding with random dropout masks produces subjectively superior reconstructed images along with lower feature perceptual loss and higher classification accuracy but yields lower values of pixel-wise metrics such as PSNR and SSIM compared to the bottleneck autoencoders .
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1710.09926
1
2
597
hard
597
We find low inertial ( high inertial ) particles have a positive ( negative ) [MATH] in the inner flow and a negative ( positive ) [MATH] in the outer flow .
Correspondingly , we find that low inertia particles have a positive [MATH] in the inner flow and a negative [MATH] in the outer flow , which is opposite to high inertia particles .
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1811.04339
1
2
598
hard
598
Already , proof-of-concept hacks in 2015 and 2016 have demonstrated the ability to remotely control the brakes , acceleration , steering , transmission , locks , stereo , and windshield wipers of a targeted vehicle by exploiting weaknesses including the internet-connected entertainment console [CITATION] .
For example , proof-of-concept hacks in 2015 and 2016 demonstrated the ability to remotely control an Internet-connected vehicle , including the brakes , acceleration , and steering [CITATION] .
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1708.03791
1
2
599
hard
599
We found in Ref. [CITATION] that various patterns in the atomic density are formed in the collapse due to the switch of the interaction from repulsive to attractive , where we used [MATH] as an example .
We found in Ref. [CITATION] that various patterns in the atomic density are formed in the collapse processes caused by a sudden switch of interactions from repulsive to attractive , the origin of the pattern formation being attributed to the self-focusing effect of the attractive systems .
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cond-mat-0107248
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