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Collider Detection of Dark Matter Electromagnetic Anapole Moments
Dark matter that interacts with the Standard Model by exchanging photons
through higher multipole interactions occurs in a wide range of both strongly
as well as weakly coupled hidden sector models. We study the collider detection
prospects of these candidates, with a focus on Majorana dark matter that
couples through the anapole moment. The study is conducted at the effective
field theory level with the mono- signature incorporating varying levels of
systematic uncertainties at the high-luminosity LHC. The projected collider
reach on the anapole moment is then compared to the reach coming from direct
detection experiments like LZ. Finally, the analysis is applied to a weakly
coupled completion with leptophilic dark matter.Comment: 24 pages, 9 figure
Random-energy model in random fields
The random-energy model is studied in the presence of random fields.
The problem is solved exactly both in the microcanonical ensemble, without
recourse to the replica method, and in the canonical ensemble using the replica
formalism. The phase diagrams for bimodal and Gaussian random fields are
investigated in detail. In contrast to the Gaussian case, the bimodal random
field may lead to a tricritical point and a first-order transition. An
interesting feature of the phase diagram is the possibility of a first-order
transition from paramagnetic to mixed phase.Comment: 18 pages, 5 figures (included
Fast and Accurate Modeling of Molecular Atomization Energies with Machine Learning
We introduce a machine learning model to predict atomization energies of a
diverse set of organic molecules, based on nuclear charges and atomic positions
only. The problem of solving the molecular Schr\"odinger equation is mapped
onto a non-linear statistical regression problem of reduced complexity.
Regression models are trained on and compared to atomization energies computed
with hybrid density-functional theory. Cross-validation over more than seven
thousand small organic molecules yields a mean absolute error of ~10 kcal/mol.
Applicability is demonstrated for the prediction of molecular atomization
potential energy curves
Double symmetry breaking and 2D quantum phase diagram in spin-boson systems
The quantum ground state properties of two independent chains of spins
(two-levels systems) interacting with the same bosonic field are theoretically
investigated. Each chain is coupled to a different quadrature of the field,
leading to two independent symmetry breakings for increasing values of the two
spin-boson interaction constants and . A phase diagram is
provided in the plane (,) with 4 different phases that can
be characterized by the complex bosonic coherence of the ground states and can
be manipulated via non-abelian Berry effects. In particular, when
and are both larger than two critical values, the fundamental
subspace has a four-fold degeneracy. Possible implementations in
superconducting or atomic systems are discussed
Forecasting the Yield Curve for the Euro Region
This paper compares the forecast precision of the Functional Signal plus Noise (FSN), the Dynamic Nelson-Siegel (DL), and a random walk model. The empirical results suggest that both outperform the random walk at short horizons (one-month) and that the the FSN model outperforms the DL at the one-month forecasting horizon. The conclusions provided in this paper are important for policy makers, fixed income portfolio managers, financial institutions and academics.
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