484 research outputs found
On extending actions of groups
Problems of dense and closed extension of actions of compact transformation
groups are solved. The method developed in the paper is applied to problems of
extension of equivariant maps and of construction of equivariant
compactifications
Spectral multiplicity for powers of weakly mixing automorphisms
We study the behavior of maximal multiplicities for the powers of
a weakly mixing automorphism . For some special infinite set we show the
existence of a weakly mixing rank-one automorphism such that
and for all . Moreover, the cardinality
of the set of spectral multiplicities for is not bounded. We have
and , , . We
also construct another weakly mixing automorphism with the following
properties: for but ,
all powers have homogeneous spectrum, and the set of limit points of
the sequence is infinite
Quantum quenches in fractonic field theories
We study out-of-equilibrium dynamics caused by global quantum quenches in
fractonic scalar field theories. We consider several types of quenches, in
particular, the mass quench in theories with different types of discrete
rotational symmetries ( and ), as well as an
instantaneous quench via the transition between them. We also investigate
fractonic boundary quenches, where the initial state is prepared on a
finite-width slab in Euclidean time. We find that perturbing a fractonic system
in finite volume especially highlights the restricted mobility via the
formation and subsequent evolution of specific -symmetric spatial
structures. We discuss a generalization to -symmetric field
theories, and introduce a proper regularization, which allows us to explicitly
deal with divergences inherent to fractonic field theories.Comment: v1: 21 pages, 8 figures; v2: 20 pages, 8 figures, minor correction
Masking layer formation on silicon substrate by the focused ion beams method for plasma-chemical treatment
Entanglement entropy in de Sitter: no pure states for conformal matter
In this paper, we consider the entanglement entropy of conformal matter for
finite and semi-infinite entangling regions, as well as the formation of
entanglement islands in four-dimensional de Sitter spacetime partially reduced
to two dimensions. We analyze complementarity and pure state condition of the
entanglement entropy of pure states and show that they never hold in the given
setup. We consider two different types of Cauchy surfaces in the extended
static patch and flat coordinates, correspondingly. For former, we found that
entanglement entropy of a pure state is always bounded from below by a constant
and never becomes zero, as required by quantum mechanics. In turn, the
difference between the entropies for some region and its complement, which
should be zero for a pure state, in direct calculations essentially depends on
how the boundaries of these regions evolve with time. Regarding the flat
coordinates, it is impossible to regularize spacelike infinity in a way that
would be compatible with complementarity and pure state condition, as opposed,
for instance, to two-sided Schwarzschild black hole. Finally, we discuss the
information paradox in de Sitter and show that the island formula does not
resolve it. Namely, we give examples of a region with a time-limited growth of
entanglement entropy, for which there is no island solution, and the region,
for which entanglement entropy does not grow, but the island solution exists.Comment: v1: 25 pages, 10 figures; v2: 25 pages, 10 figures, references added,
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Entanglement Islands and Infrared Anomalies in Schwarzschild Black Hole
In this paper, island formation for entangling regions of finite size in the
asymptotically flat eternal Schwarzschild black hole is considered. We check
the complementarity property of entanglement entropy which was implicitly
assumed in previous studies for semi-infinite regions. This check reveals the
emergence of infrared anomalies after regularization of a Cauchy surface. A
naive infrared regularization based on ``mirror symmetry'' is considered and
its failure is shown. We introduce an improved regularization that gives a
correct limit agreed with the semi-infinite results from previous studies. As
the time evolution goes, the endpoints of a finite region compatible with the
improved regularization become separated by a timelike interval. We call this
phenomenon the ``Cauchy surface breaking''. Shortly before the Cauchy surface
breaking, finite size configurations generate asymmetric entanglement islands
in contrast to the semi-infinite case. Depending on the size of the finite
regions, qualitatively new behaviour arises, such as discontinuous evolution of
the entanglement entropy and the absence of island formation. Finally, we show
that the island prescription does not help us to solve the information paradox
for certain finite size regions.Comment: v1: 55 pages, 19 figures; v2: 57 pages, 19 figures, references added,
Sec. 5 presentation improve
Nucleon Resonances and Quark Structure
A pedagogical review of the past 50 years of study of resonances, leading to
our understanding of the quark content of baryons and mesons. The level of this
review is intended for undergraduates or first-year graduate students. Topics
covered include: the quark structure of the proton as revealed through deep
inelastic scattering; structure functions and what they reveal about proton
structure; and prospects for further studies with new and upgraded facilities,
particularly a proposed electron-ion collider.Comment: 21 pages, 15 figure
The Assessment of Light Environment with the First Generation Leds
The article describes experimental studies on the effectiveness of lighting installations (LI) with light-emitting diodes (LEDs). It is established that LED-based lighting does not cause a negative impact on the organ of vision and the human body as a whole. The changes in the functional parameters of the organ of sight, which occur during the visual performance has the corresponding limits of physiological fluctuations and are reversible. The integral indicators of the efficiency of LED-based lighting were estimated. The practical significance of the results was shown
Local quenches in fracton field theory: non-causal dynamics and fractal excitation patterns
We study the out-of-equilibrium dynamics induced by a local perturbation in
fracton field theory. For the and -symmetric
free fractonic theories, we compute the time dynamics of several observables
such as the two-point Green function, condensate,
energy density, and the dipole momentum. The time-dependent considerations
highlight that the free fractonic theory breaks causality and exhibits
instantaneous signal propagation, even if an additional relativistic term is
included to enforce a speed limit in the system. For the theory in finite
volume, we show that the fracton wave front acquires fractal shape with
non-trivial Hausdorff dimension, and argue that this phenomenon cannot be
explained by a simple self-interference effect.Comment: v1: 25 pages, 7 figures; v2: 25 pages, 7 figures, references added,
minor correction
SURGICAL CORRECTION OF INSUFFICIENCY OF CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AT THE ATHEROSCLEROSIS OF EXTRACEREBRAL ARTERIES
There is more than 1 million people who have had a stroke in Russia; the third part of these people are of working age, and only every fourth patient returned to job. This article discusses one of the most effective methods of stroke prevention - the procedure of carotid endarterectomy. We performed 468 reconstructive operations in 448 patients. 65 % (305) of surgeries were open carotid endarterectomies. In other cases, operations of prosthetics or blood flow switching between extracerebral arteries (ECA) (163) were carried out. Short-term results of reconstructive operations showed that 96 % of outcomes were positive. Perioperative mortality at operations made 1.06 %. The general complications made 4.5 %, minor complications were observed in 21 patients (4.4 %). The five years survival rate of patients operated on ECA made 86 %, the main cause of death in recent follow-up period was a cardiac pathology (58 %), brain disorders made 15 %. Among dominating risk factors are coronary heart disease, previous transient ischemic attacks and residual neurologic impairment
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