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48 results for criteria for confinement

This paper identifies criteria for quantum confinement on non-complete Riemannian manifolds.

problem Quantum confinement on non-complete Riemannian manifolds with potential and degenerate measures.
method Identification of an effective potential VeffV_{\mathrm{eff}} and formulation of criteria for quantum confinement.
result Simple criteria for quantum confinement are formulated, allowing for measures with degeneracies or singularities near the metric boundary.

The paper studies submanifolds in weighted manifolds, establishing parabolicity criteria and describing bounded curvature submanifolds.

problem Characterizing submanifolds of bounded mean curvature in weighted manifolds.
method Comparisons of hh-capacity, criteria for hh-parabolicity, and use of geometric functions.
result Established criteria for hh-parabolicity and hh-hyperbolicity of submanifolds.

Study reveals weak knotting in confined polymers, not dominated by any single knot type.

problem Characterizing knotting in open, confined polymers.
method Modeling open curves as virtual knots, comparing lattice walks and ideal chains in confined and unconfined conditions.
result Weak knotting is a common feature in confined polymers, not dominated by any single knot type.

Study confined subgroups in groups with contracting elements, showing their growth rate is strictly greater than half of the ambient growth rate.

problem Understanding the growth rate of confined subgroups in groups with contracting elements.
method Through boundary actions, analyzing the Hopf decomposition and quotient growth.
result Confined subgroups have a growth rate strictly greater than half of the ambient growth rate.

CONFINE enhances neural networks' interpretability without sacrificing accuracy.

problem Lack of interpretability in deep neural networks, especially in healthcare.
method CONFINE uses conformal prediction to generate prediction sets with robust uncertainty estimates.
result CONFINE achieves correct efficiency up to 3.3% higher than original accuracy.

Study geometric quantum confinement on special incomplete Riemannian manifolds.

problem Characterize quantum confinement on Grushin-type manifolds.
method Constant-fibre direct integral scheme combined with Weyl's analysis.
result Fully characterizes essential self-adjointness of Laplace-Beltrami operator.

New framework shows CC^*-simplicity for groups without certain subalgebras.

problem Characterizing CC^*-simplicity of groups.
method Introducing confined subalgebras and Uniformly Recurrent States.
result A countable discrete group is CC^*-simple if it has no non-trivial amenable confined subalgebras.

Extends confining subset theory to describe hyperbolic actions of solvable groups with higher rank abelianizations.

problem Describing hyperbolic actions of solvable groups with higher rank abelianizations.
method Extends confining subset theory to apply to solvable groups with higher rank abelianizations.
result Complete description of hyperbolic actions of generalized solvable Baumslag-Solitar groups.

A closed equilateral random walk in 3-space is a selection of unit length vectors giving the steps of the walk conditioned on the assumption that the sum of the vectors is zero. The sample space of such walks with nn edges is the (2n3)(2n-3)-dimensional Riemannian manifold of equilateral closed polygons in R3\mathbb{R}^3

2013-10-22abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on membranes under confinement, proving existence and regularity of minimizers.

problem Existence and regularity of minimizers for constrained Helfrich energy.
method Elliptic system analysis, careful study of measure-valued Lagrange multiplier.
result Optimal regularity for solutions throughout branch points, rigid behavior for unit ball minimizers.

Algorithm finds safe zones in policy Markov Decision Processes to limit trajectory escape.

problem Finding safe zones in policy Markov Decision Processes to limit trajectory escape.
method Bi-criteria approximation learning algorithm with polynomial sample complexity.
result Achieves almost 2 approximation for both escape probability and safe zone size.

This work uses scientific constraints to validate neural network predictions in fusion physics.

problem Verifying the scientific plausibility of neural network predictions in fusion physics.
method Using known scientific constraints as a validation tool.
result Validated neural network predictions in fusion physics using scientific constraints.

Neural networks' optimization dynamics are confined to a single basin despite connected basins in the loss landscape.

problem Neural networks' optimization dynamics are confined to a single basin despite connected basins in the loss landscape.
method Identifying entropic barriers arising from the interplay between curvature variations along low-loss paths and noise in optimization dynamics.
result Curvature-induced entropic forces bias noisy dynamics back toward the endpoints, explaining the confinement and connectivity of solutions.

We consider the problem of minimizing the bending or elastic energy among Jordan curves confined in a given open set ΩΩ. We prove existence, regularity and some structural properties of minimizers. In particular, when ΩΩ is convex we show that a minimizer is necessarily a convex curve. We also provide an example of a…

2015-08-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Study of bound states in quantum layers with confining potentials.

problem Investigating bound states in quantum layers with confining potentials.
method Developed a general approach using parallel coordinates based on the surface but outside its cut locus.
result Discrete eigenvalues exist for certain quantum layers with positive total Gauss curvature.

Hydrogen atom confined in an inverted-Gaussian potential, with detailed numerical methods and results.

problem Studying hydrogen atom in a specific potential.
method Three numerical methods: Lagrange-mesh, fourth order finite differences, and finite element method.
result Accurate numerical results for hydrogen atom energies and eigenfunctions, improving previous literature.

The study characterizes hypersurfaces in weighted cylinders and generalizes confinement properties.

problem Characterizing hypersurfaces in weighted Riemannian products.
method Analyzing parabolic hypersurfaces with boundary in weighted cylinders.
result Generalized confinement properties of hypersurfaces in weighted cylinders.

Improved neural network surrogates for ICF using manifold and cycle consistency.

problem Modeling and predicting complex physical processes in inertial confinement fusion.
method Training neural network surrogates that are consistent with the physical manifold and cyclically consistent.
result Surrogates are superior in predictive performance, more resilient to sampling artifacts, and more data efficient.

We consider an open domain with a compact boundary in an Euclidean space and a Schroedinger operator with magnetic field on this domain. We give sufficient conditions on the rate of growth of the magnetic field near the boundary which guarantees essential self-adjointness of this operator. From the physical point of vi…

2009-03-04abs ↗pdf ↗

We study geometric properties of complete non-compact bounded self-shrinkers and obtain natural restrictions that force these hypersurfaces to be compact. Furthermore, we observe that, to a certain extent, complete self-shrinkers intersect transversally a hyperplane through the origin. When such an intersection is comp…

2012-12-17abs ↗pdf ↗

Seq2seq models predict complex multi-physics systems' time evolution.

problem Predicting the time-evolution of complex multi-physics systems.
method Sequence-to-sequence models applied to multi-physics simulations.
result Seq2seq models accurately emulate complex systems and predict their evolution.

New theorem links symmetries to first integrals in plasma physics.

problem Understanding the relationship between symmetries and first integrals in divergence-free fields.
method Developed a Noether-type Theorem reformulation for three-dimensional divergence-free vector fields.
result Converse of the Noether-type Theorem holds on the toroidal region, proving the existence of flux coordinates.

Deep learning compares turbulence models in plasma physics.

problem Predicting edge plasma turbulence in magnetic fusion reactors.
method Physics-informed deep learning framework for comparing two-fluid and gyrokinetic models.
result Good overall agreement between two-fluid theory and gyrokinetic models in turbulent field fluctuations.

We give some general criteria of being a homeomorphism for continuous mappings of topological manifolds, as well as criteria of being a diffeomorphism for smooth mappings of smooth manifolds. As an illustration, we apply these criteria to the problems arising in two- and three-dimensional grid generation.

2015-04-05abs ↗pdf ↗

The study reveals flaws in pruning criteria and proposes a new assumption for better filter selection.

problem Flaws in existing pruning criteria for CNNs.
method Empirical experiments and Convolutional Weight Distribution Assumption.
result The Convolutional Weight Distribution Assumption improves filter selection in pruning.

Improved recommendations using latent embeddings from user reviews.

problem Lack of consideration for latent embeddings in multi-criteria recommender systems.
method Utilized variational autoencoders to map user reviews into latent embeddings, which are then compressed into discrete vectors for multi-criteria recommendation.
result The proposed method significantly outperforms baselines across various datasets and evaluation measures.

New criteria for Heegaard splittings ensure strong irreducibility and finite Goeritz groups.

problem Determining strong irreducibility and finite Goeritz groups of Heegaard splittings.
method Two diagrammatic criteria for Heegaard splittings, accepting arbitrary disk systems.
result Criteria ensure strong irreducibility and finite Goeritz groups for Heegaard splittings.

Develops scenario theory for multi-criteria decision making.

problem Need for robustness assessment with multiple criteria and datasets.
method Collectively treats risks associated with individual criteria for multi-criteria decision problems.
result More accurate robustness certificates and sharper quantification of simultaneous criterion satisfaction.

We consider the problem of identifying patterns in a data set that exhibit anomalous behavior, often referred to as anomaly detection. In most anomaly detection algorithms, the dissimilarity between data samples is calculated by a single criterion, such as Euclidean distance. However, in many cases there may not exist …

2011-10-17abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper evaluates criteria for selecting cryptocurrencies based on historical data.

problem High risk of cryptocurrencies due to volatility.
method Characterized returns and risks using historical data in short time windows (7 and 15 days). Analyzed the importance of criteria using various methods.
result Importance of criteria for selecting cryptocurrencies is analyzed and evaluated.

New criteria detect anomaly detection algorithms without labeled data.

problem Lack of labeled data for evaluating anomaly detection algorithms.
method Developed two new criteria based on Excess-Mass and Mass-Volume curves, and a feature sub-sampling methodology.
result Empirically validated new criteria outperform classical ROC and PR curves in non-labeled data scenarios.