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48 results for critical initial data

Constructs initial data leading to apparent horizons and tests Penrose Inequality.

problem Testing Penrose Inequality in dynamical spacetimes.
method Scale critical initial data for Einstein vacuum system, constructing Cauchy data.
result Penrose Inequality holds in an open region of the future of initial data.

Constructs foliations of critical surfaces for Hawking energy in asymptotically flat initial data sets.

problem Positivity and rigidity of Hawking quasi-local energy in asymptotically flat spacetimes.
method Lyapunov-Schmidt reduction within a Willmore-foliation framework.
result Existence and uniqueness of foliations by Hawking surfaces, positivity and large-sphere limit of Hawking energy.

We consider the mean curvature evolution of rotationally symmetric surfaces. Using numerical methods, we detect critical behavior at the threshold of singularity formation resembling the one of gravitational collapse. In particular, the mean curvature simulation of a one-parameter family of initial data reveals the exi…

2009-03-19abs ↗pdf ↗

We study the evolution of wormhole geometries under Ricci flow using numerical methods. Depending on values of initial data parameters, wormhole throats either pinch off or evolve to a monotonically growing state. The transition between these two behaviors exhibits a from of critical phenomena reminiscent of that obser…

2008-08-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Scale-free distributions and correlation functions found in financial data are reminiscent of the scale invariance of physical observables in the vicinity of a critical point. Here, we present empirical evidence for a transition phenomenon, accompanied by a symmetry breaking, in the investors' demand for stocks. We stu…

2001-11-19abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper studies how curves evolve under area constraints and converges to a critical point.

problem Evolution of plane curves with fixed area under elastic energy gradient.
method Local and global existence of the flow, simplicity assumption, Łojasiewicz--Simon inequality.
result The evolving curve's length remains bounded and converges to a critical point.

Gradient descent with large steps leads to chaotic parameter space and unpredictable outcomes.

problem Understanding the behavior of gradient descent with large step sizes in matrix factorization.
method Analyzing the fractal structure of the parameter space and deriving critical step sizes for convergence.
result Gradient descent with large steps exhibits chaotic behavior and sensitivity to initialization, creating a fractal boundary between converging and diverging minimizers.

Theory predicts turbulence onset for Navier-Stokes equations.

problem Understanding the onset of turbulence in fluid dynamics.
method Developed a metric-driven theory for continuum mechanics and applied it to Navier-Stokes equations.
result Computed critical initial data for turbulence onset in Navier-Stokes equations.

Some neural network modules are more critical to performance than others.

problem Understanding why some neural network architectures generalize better than others.
method Introduced module criticality, a measure based on the shape of loss valleys.
result Module criticality explains superior generalization performance of some architectures.

New method avoids spurious critical points for low-rank matrix recovery.

problem Low-rank matrix recovery problems on Riemannian manifold.
method Riemannian gradient descent with random initialization.
result Riemannian gradient descent avoids spurious critical points and converges nearly linearly.

New method diagnoses criticality in deep neural networks, improving performance.

problem Improving theoretical understanding and practical initialization of deep neural networks.
method Introducing partial Jacobians and deriving recurrence relations for their norms to analyze criticality.
result Proper stacking of LayerNorm and residual connections leads to a critical architecture for any initialization.

A new neural network initialization method is proposed for faster and more accurate training.

problem Efficient initialization for training multi-layer feedforward neural networks.
method Initialization based on Stein's identity, using eigenvectors of cross-moment matrix.
result The SteinGLM method is faster and more accurate than other initialization methods.

Global Schrödinger map flows to Kähler manifolds proved for high dimensions with small data.

problem Global existence of Schrödinger map flows to Kähler manifolds with small data in critical Sobolev spaces.
method Decay estimates of moving frame dependent quantities in caloric gauge setting, combined with a bootstrap-iteration scheme.
result Global existence of Schrödinger map flows to Kähler manifolds with small data in critical Sobolev spaces for high dimensions.

The paper studies ideal flows of closed curves, classifying critical points and proving flow behavior.

problem Analyzing the generalised ideal flow of closed planar curves.
method Completely classifies critical points and proves properties of the mm-ideal flow.
result For m>1m>1, the mm-ideal flow of closed curves converges to a round multiply-covered circle.

Study shows how electromagnetic and gravitational waves can form trapped surfaces.

problem Formation of trapped surfaces from initial data with electromagnetic fields.
method Established a scale-critical semi-global existence result from past null infinity for the Einstein-Maxwell system.
result Generalized approach for studying Einstein vacuum equations and extended a result to scale-critical regime.

Study spin-0 fields on n-dimensional Minkowski spacetimes, computing asymptotic charges.

problem Analyzing spin-0 fields on Minkowski spacetimes near infinity.
method Conformal geometry and Friedrich's cylinder at spatial infinity.
result Found infinitely many well-defined asymptotic charges in even dimensions, no charges in odd dimensions.

In the present paper a global conformal invariant YY of a closed initial data set is constructed. A spacelike hypersurface ΣΣ in a Lorentzian spacetime naturally inherits from the spacetime metric a differentiation De{\cal D}_e, the so-called real Sen connection, which turns out to be determined completely by the ini…

1997-06-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Neural networks trained with actor-critic algorithms converge to ODEs under weak convergence analysis.

problem Challenges in convergence analysis due to changing data distributions in online learning.
method Geometric ergodicity of data samples, Poisson equation, weak convergence techniques.
result Actor and critic networks converge to solutions of ODEs with random initial conditions.

We use numerical techniques to study the formation of singularities in Ricci flow. Comparing the Ricci flows corresponding to a one parameter family of initial geometries on S^3 with varying amounts of S^2 neck pinching, we find critical behavior at the threshold of singularity formation.

2003-06-07abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper explores rigid geometric structures near surfaces with equality in area-charge inequalities.

problem Geometric constraints near surfaces with equality in area-charge inequalities.
method Investigation of equality in area-charge inequalities for spherical minimal surfaces and MOTS within the Einstein-Maxwell equations framework.
result Equality in area-charge inequalities imposes rigid geometric structures, including normal electric and magnetic fields and isometric Riemannian products.

AMP method reconstructs rank-one matrices from noisy data efficiently.

problem Reconstructing rank-one matrices with prior structural information from noisy observations.
method Approximate Message Passing (AMP) with random initialization.
result AMP from random initialization converges rapidly and globally.

This paper identifies critical cases for evaluating PV investment impacts on MV networks efficiently.

problem Challenges in maintaining and controlling voltages in MV distribution networks due to increasing PV generation.
method Clustering MV nodes based on electrical adjacency and time blocks, identifying critical cases for further study.
result A scalable method to time efficiently identify critical cases for PV investment evaluation.

On the space of positive 3-forms on a seven-manifold, we study a natural functional whose critical points induce metrics with holonomy contained in G2G_2. We prove short-time existence and uniqueness for its negative gradient flow. Furthermore, we show that the flow exists for all times and converges modulo diffeomorph…

2009-12-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Study shows different behaviors of noncompact hypersurfaces under mean curvature flow.

problem Analyzing stability of noncompact hypersurfaces with curvature blowup.
method Numerical overlap method to construct global solutions.
result Existence of near and far classes of initial data leading to distinct behaviors.

Automates detection of fast-ramped flexibility events for DSOs.

problem Monitoring and supervising flexibility activations in power systems.
method Unsupervised detection and open-set classification.
result Automatically identifies critical flexibility activations for early intervention.

The spinor flow stability is proven for Ricci flat metrics and parallel spinor fields.

problem Stability of spinor fields and metrics under the spinor flow.
method Proving stability of spinor fields and metrics with initial conditions near pairs of Ricci flat metrics and parallel spinor fields.
result The spinor flow converges to a critical point with exponential speed for initial conditions near such pairs.

Willmore flow converges globally for surfaces with rotational symmetry below a specific energy threshold.

problem Global existence and convergence of Willmore flow with Dirichlet boundary conditions.
method Considered surfaces with rotational symmetry, proved global existence and convergence for initial data below a sharp energy threshold.
result Sharp threshold for global existence and convergence of Willmore flow depends on boundary conditions.

The Hawking energy is nonnegative and rigid on area-constrained surfaces in general relativity.

problem The rigidity and positivity of the Hawking energy on specific surfaces in general relativity.
method Evaluation of the Hawking energy on area-constrained critical surfaces under the dominant energy condition.
result The Hawking energy is nonnegative and rigid on area-constrained surfaces, including charged and cosmological constant variants.

RSIC identifies multiple ranks of interest in NMF by analyzing residual sensitivity.

problem Determining the optimal rank in NMF.
method RSIC analyzes sensitivity of relative residuals to different initializations.
result RSIC identifies meaningful ranks consistent with data structure.

We consider the gradient flow of the Yang-Mills-Higgs functional of twist Higgs pairs on a Hermitian vector bundle (E,H0)(E,H_0) over a Riemann surface XX. It is already known the gradient flow with initial data (A0,φ0)(A_0,φ_0) converges to a critical point (A,φ)(A_\infty, φ_\infty) of this functional. Using a modified Chern-Wei…

2012-09-18abs ↗pdf ↗

New actor-critic algorithm achieves optimal sample efficiency in RL.

problem Achieving εε-optimal policies with minimal samples in RL.
method Integrates optimism, off-policy critic estimation, and rare-switching policy resets.
result Sample complexity of O(dH5logA/ε2+dH4logF/ε2)O(dH^5 \log|\mathcal{A}|/ε^2 + d H^4 \log|\mathcal{F}|/ ε^2) trajectories.

We define a family of functionals generalizing the Yang-Mills functional. We study the corresponding gradient flows and prove long-time existence and convergence results for subcritical dimensions as well as a bubbling criterion for the critical dimensions. Consequently, we have an alternate proof of the convergence of…

2015-05-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Gradient flows of neural networks converge to optimal values or diverge, with thresholds and asymptotic behaviors.

problem Understanding the convergence and divergence of gradient flows in neural networks.
method Analysis of gradient flows on loss landscapes of neural networks using o-minimal structures.
result Gradient flows either converge to optimal values or diverge to infinity, with thresholds and asymptotic behaviors.

New method proves instability of naked singularity and censors it.

problem Proving instability and censoring naked singularity.
method Einstein-scalar field system, hyperbolic short-pulse method, non-perturbative elliptic arguments.
result Tiny anisotropic perturbation leads to anisotropic apparent horizon censoring the naked singularity.

SGD transitions between maxima and minima with varying time scales.

problem Understanding SGD's behavior near critical points in noisy landscapes.
method Analyzing SGD convergence and escape dynamics in 1D landscapes with infinite- and finite-variance noise.
result SGD reliably moves to the basin's minimum unless close to a local maximum, where it can linger.