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Quantum Monte Carlo determinantal algorithm without Hubbard-Stratonovich transformation: a general consideration
Continuous-time determinantal algorithm is proposed for the quantum Monte
Carlo simulation of the interacting fermions. The scheme does not invoke
Hubbard-Stratonovich transformation. The fermionic action is divided into two
parts. One of them contains the interaction and certain additional terms;
another one is purely Gaussian. The first part is considered as a perturbation.
Terms of the series expansion for the partition function are generated in a
random walk process. The sign problem and the complexity of the algorithm are
analyzed. We argue that the scheme should be useful particularly for the
systems with non-local interaction.Comment: 5 Page
Regular realizability problems and regular languages
We investigate regular realizability (RR) problems, which are the problems of
verifying whether intersection of a regular language -- the input of the
problem -- and fixed language called filter is non-empty. We consider two kind
of problems depending on representation of regular language. If a regular
language on input is represented by a DFA, then we obtain (deterministic)
regular realizability problem and we show that in this case the complexity of
regular realizability problem for an arbitrary regular filter is either
L-complete or NL-complete. We also show that in case of representation regular
language on input by NFA the problem is always NL-complete
Analytical model for a crossover between uncorrelated and fractal behaviour of a self-repulsive chain
The thermodynamics of a long self-repulsive chain is studied. In
dimensions it shows two distinctly different regimes, corresponding to weak and
strong correlations in the system. A simple microscopic analytical model is
presented which successfully describes both the regimes. The self-consistent
scheme is used, in which the center of mass of a chain is fixed explicitly.
This allows to take correlations into account in an indirect manner.Comment: 9 pages, 3 figure
Small parameter for lattice models with strong interaction
Diagram series expansion for lattice models with a localized nonlinearity can
be renormalized so that diagram vertexes become irreducible vertex parts of
certain impurity model. Thus renormalized series converges well in the very
opposite cases of tight and weak binding and pretends to describe in a regular
way strong-correlated systems with localized interaction. Benchmark results for
the classical O(N) models on a cubic lattice are presented.Comment: 5 page
Dualities in integrable systems: geometrical aspects
We discuss geometrical aspects of different dualities in the integrable
systems of the Hitchin type and its various generalizations. It is shown that T
duality known in the string theory context is related to the separation of
variables procedure in dynamical system. We argue that there are analogues of S
duality as well as mirror symmetry in the many-body systems of Hitchin type.
The different approaches to the double elliptic systems are unified using the
geometry behind the Mukai-Odesskii algebra.Comment: Latex, 29 pages, Contribution to the Proceedings of NATO Advanced
Research Workshop, Kiev, September 200
Polynomilal Poisson algebras with regular structure of symplectic leaves
We study polynomial Poisson algebras with some regularity conditions. Linear
(Lie-Berezin-Kirillov) structures on dual spaces of semi-simple Lie algebras,
quadratic Sklyanin elliptic algebras of \cite{FO1},\cite{FO2} as well as
polynomial algebras recently described by Bondal-Dubrovin-Ugaglia
(\cite{Bondal},\cite{Ug}) belong to this class. We establish some simple
determinantal relations between the brackets and Casimirs in this algebras.
These relations imply in particular that for Sklyanin elliptic algebras the sum
of Casimir degrees coincides with the dimension of the algebra. We are
discussing some interesting examples of these algebras and in particular we
show that some of them arise naturally in Hamiltonian integrable systems. Among
these examples is a new class of two-body integrable systems admitting an
elliptic dependence both on coordinates and momenta.Comment: 21 pages, LaTe
Integrable systems associated with elliptic algebras
We construct some new Integrable Systems (IS) both classical and quantum
associated with elliptic algebras. Our constructions are partly based on the
algebraic integrability mechanism given by the existence of commuting families
in skew fields and partly - on the internal properties of the elliptic algebras
and their representations. We give some examples to make an evidence how these
IS are related to previously studied.Comment: 24 pages, Late
Optical properties of a disordered metallic film: local vs. collective phenomena
We apply the dual-varibles approach to the problem of the optical response of
an disordered film of metal particles with dipole-dipole interaction. Long
range dipole-dipole interaction makes the effect of spatial correlations
significant, so that dual-variables technique provides a desirable improvement
of the coherent-potential results. It is shown that the effect of nonlocality
is more pronounced for a medium-range concentration of the particles. The
result is compared with the non-local cluster approach. It is shown that
short-range correlations accounted in the cluster method reveal themselves in
the spectral properties of the response, whereas long-range phenomena kept in
the dual technique are more pronounced in the k-dependence of the Green's
function.Comment: 8 pages, 3 figure
Constraining the star formation rate with the extragalactic background light
The present day spectrum of the extragalactic background light (EBL) in UV,
optical and IR wavelengths is the integral result of multiple astrophysical
processes going on throughout the evolution of the Universe. The relevant
processes include star formation, stellar evolution, light absorption and
emission by the cosmic dust. The properties of these processes are known with
uncertainties which contribute to the EBL spectrum precision. In the present
paper we develop a numerical model of the EBL spectrum while maintaining the
explicit dependence on the astrophysical parameters involved. We constructed a
Markov Chain in the parameter space by using the likelihood function built with
the up-to-date upper and lower bounds on the EBL intensity. The posterior
distributions built with the Markov Chain Monte Carlo method are used to
determine an allowed range of the individual parameters of the model.
Consequently, the star formation rate multiplication factor is constrained in
the range 1.01 < C_{\mbox{sfr}} < 1.69 at C.L. The method also results
in the bounds on the lifetime, radius, dust particle density and opacity of the
molecular clouds that have large ambiguity otherwise. It is shown that there is
a reasonable agreement between the model and the intensity bounds while the
astrophysical parameters of the best fit model are close to their estimates
from literature.Comment: Submitted to MNRA
Thermodynamic Properties of the Discommensuration Point for Incommensurate Structures: A "Third-Order" Phase Transition
The consequences of the opening of a phason gap in incommensurate systems are
studied on a simple model, the discrete frustrated -model. Analytical
considerations and numerical results show that there is a very weak phase
transition that can be characterized as third order.Comment: 5 page
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