An extension of the differential image foresting transform and its application to superpixel generation

The Image Foresting Transform (IFT) is a graph-based framework to develop image operators based on optimum connectivity between a root set and the remaining nodes, according to a given path-cost function. Its applications involve a variety of tasks, such as segmentation, boundary tracking, skeletonization, filtering, among others. The Differential Image Foresting Transform (DIFT) allows multiple IFT executions for different root sets and a same monotonically incremental path-cost function, making the processing time proportional to the number of modified nodes. In this paper, we extend the DIFT algorithm for non-monotonically incremental functions with root-based increases. This proposed extension, called Generalized DIFT (GDIFT), has been successfully used as the core part of some modern superpixels methods with state-of-the-art results. Experimental results show considerable efficiency gains over the sequential flow of IFTs for the generation of superpixels, also avoiding inconsistencies in image segmentation, which could occur with the regular DIFT algorithm7

Study of reactions induced by

We present the results of experiments using a 6He beam on a 9Be target at energies 7 − 9 times the Coulomb barrier. Angular distributions of the elastic, inelastic scattering (target breakup) and the a-particle production in the 6He+9Be collision have been analysed. Total reaction cross sections were obtained from the elastic scatteringanalyses and a considerable enhancement has been observed by comparing to stable systems

Four-body effects in the He6+Ni58 scattering

AbstractWe present angular distributions of the He6+Ni58 scattering measured at three bombarding energies above the Coulomb barrier: Elab=12.2 MeV,16.5 MeV,and 21.7 MeV. The angular distributions have been analysed in terms of three- and four-body Continuum-Discretized Coupled-Channels calculations considering the effect of the 6He breakup. A behaviour in the cross section at large angles has been observed which was reproduced only by the four-body Continuum-Discretized Coupled-Channels calculation

Recent results on reactions with radioactive beams at RIBRAS (Radioactive Ion Beams in Brazil)

We present a quick description of RIBRAS (Radioactive Ion beams in Brazil), which is a superconducting double solenoid system, installed at the Pelletron Laboratory of the University of São Paulo and extends the capabilities of the original Pelletron Tandem Accelerator of 8MV terminal voltage (8UD) by producing secondary beams of unstable nuclei. The experimental program of the RIBRAS covers the study of elastic and inelastic scattering with the objective to study the interaction potential and the reaction mechanisms between weakly bound (RIB) and halo (6He and 8B) projectiles on light, medium and heavy mass targets. With highly purified beams, the study of resonant elastic scattering and resonant transfer reactions, using inverse kinematics and thick targets, have also been included in our recent experimental program.SCOPUS: cp.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Study of reactions induced by 6

We present the results of experiments using a 6He beam on a 9Be target at energies 7 − 9 times the Coulomb barrier. Angular distributions of the elastic, inelastic scattering (target breakup) and the a-particle production in the 6He+9Be collision have been analysed. Total reaction cross sections were obtained from the elastic scatteringanalyses and a considerable enhancement has been observed by comparing to stable systems