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Time-dependent angularly averaged inverse transport
This paper concerns the reconstruction of the absorption and scattering
parameters in a time-dependent linear transport equation from knowledge of
angularly averaged measurements performed at the boundary of a domain of
interest. We show that the absorption coefficient and the spatial component of
the scattering coefficient are uniquely determined by such measurements. We
obtain stability results on the reconstruction of the absorption and scattering
parameters with respect to the measured albedo operator. The stability results
are obtained by a precise decomposition of the measurements into components
with different singular behavior in the time domain
Strong spin-orbit coupling and magnetism in (111) (LaSr)(AlTa/SrTiO
Strong correlations, multiple lattice degrees of freedom, and the ease of
doping make complex oxides a source of great research interest. Complex oxide
heterointerfaces break inversion symmetry and can host a two dimensional
carrier gas, which can display a variety of coexisting and competing phenomena.
In the case of heterointerfaces based on SrTiO, many of these phenomena can
be effectively tuned by using an electric gate, due to the large dielectric
constant of SrTiO. Most studies so far have focused on (001) oriented
heterostructures; however, (111) oriented heterostructures have recently gained
attention due to the possibility of finding exotic physics in these systems due
their hexagonal surface crystal symmetry. In this work, we use
magnetoresistance to study the evolution of spin-orbit interaction and
magnetism in a new system, (111) oriented
(LaSr)(AlTa)/SrTiO. At more positive
values of the gate voltage, which correspond to high carrier densities, we find
that transport is multiband, and dominated by high mobility carriers with a
tendency towards weak localization. At more negative gate voltages, the carrier
density is reduced, the high mobility bands are depopulated, and weak
antilocalization effects begin to dominate, indicating that spin-orbit
interaction becomes stronger. At millikelvin temperatures, and gate voltages
corresponding to the strong spin-orbit regime, we observe hysteresis in
magnetoresistance, indicative of ferromagnetism in the system. Our results
suggest that in the (111)
(LaSr)(AlTa)/SrTiO system, low mobility
carriers which experience strong spin-orbit interactions participate in
creating magnetic order in the system.Comment: 15 pages, 3 figure
Electrostatic tuning of magnetism at the conducting (111) (LaSr)(AlTa)/SrTiO interface
We present measurements of the low temperature electrical transport
properties of the two dimensional carrier gas that forms at the interface of
(LaSr)(AlTa)/SrTiO (LSAT/STO) as
a function of applied back gate voltage, . As is found in (111)
LaAlO/SrTiO interfaces, the low-field Hall coefficient is
electron-like, but shows a sharp reduction in magnitude below 20 V,
indicating the presence of hole-like carriers in the system. This same value of
correlates approximately with the gate voltage below which the
magnetoresistance evolves from nonhysteretic to hysteretic behavior at
millikelvin temperatures, signaling the onset of magnetic order in the system.
We believe our results can provide insight into the mechanism of magnetism in
SrTiO based systems.Comment: 5 pages, 3 figure
A Unified Treatment of the Characters of SU(2) and SU(1,1)
The character problems of SU(2) and SU(1,1) are reexamined from the
standpoint of a physicist by employing the Hilbert space method which is shown
to yield a completely unified treatment for SU(2) and the discrete series of
representations of SU(1,1). For both the groups the problem is reduced to the
evaluation of an integral which is invariant under rotation for SU(2) and
Lorentz transformation for SU(1,1). The integrals are accordingly evaluated by
applying a rotation to a unit position vector in SU(2) and a Lorentz
transformation to a unit SO(2,1) vector which is time-like for the elliptic
elements and space-like for the hyperbolic elements in SU(1,1). The details of
the procedure for the principal series of representations of SU(1,1) differ
substantially from those of the discrete series.Comment: 31 pages, RevTeX, typos corrected. To be published in Journal of
Mathematical Physic
Real-Time Dedispersion for Fast Radio Transient Surveys, using Auto Tuning on Many-Core Accelerators
Dedispersion, the removal of deleterious smearing of impulsive signals by the
interstellar matter, is one of the most intensive processing steps in any radio
survey for pulsars and fast transients. We here present a study of the
parallelization of this algorithm on many-core accelerators, including GPUs
from AMD and NVIDIA, and the Intel Xeon Phi. We find that dedispersion is
inherently memory-bound. Even in a perfect scenario, hardware limitations keep
the arithmetic intensity low, thus limiting performance. We next exploit
auto-tuning to adapt dedispersion to different accelerators, observations, and
even telescopes. We demonstrate that the optimal settings differ between
observational setups, and that auto-tuning significantly improves performance.
This impacts time-domain surveys from Apertif to SKA.Comment: 8 pages, accepted for publication in Astronomy and Computin
Fluxon Dynamics of a Long Josephson Junction with Two-gap Superconductors
We investigate the phase dynamics of a long Josephson junction (LJJ) with
two-gap superconductors. In this junction, two channels for tunneling between
the adjacent superconductor (S) layers as well as one interband channel within
each S layer are available for a Cooper pair. Due to the interplay between the
conventional and interband Josephson effects, the LJJ can exhibit unusual phase
dynamics. Accounting for excitation of a stable 2-phase texture arising
from the interband Josephson effect, we find that the critical current between
the S layers may become both spatially and temporally modulated. The spatial
critical current modulation behaves as either a potential well or barrier,
depending on the symmetry of superconducting order parameter, and modifies the
Josephson vortex trajectories. We find that these changes in phase dynamics
result in emission of electromagnetic waves as the Josephson vortex passes
through the region of the 2-phase texture. We discuss the effects of this
radiation emission on the current-voltage characteristics of the junction.Comment: 14 pages, 6 figure
Survey of the sea fisheries of India
A preliminary account is given of the design and
technique of the sampling method employed for estimating
the landings of sea fish at some selected centres along
the East and West coasts of India. Statistics of marine
fishing villages, fishing populations, boats and nets are
presented along with app roximate percentages of the
occurrence of important fishes and also the estimated
monthly landings of fish during 1949 at some representauve
places
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