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Non-autonomous maximal regularity for complex systems under mixed regularity in space and time
We show non-autonomous maximal regularity for families of complex
second-order systems in divergence form under a mixed H{\"o}lder regularity
condition in space and time.To be more precise, we let and
we consider coefficient functions in with values in
subject to the parabolic relation .To this end, we provide a weak -solution theory with uniform
constants and establish a priori higher spatial regularity.Furthermore, we show
-bounds for semigroups and square roots generated by complex elliptic
systems under a minimal regularity assumption for the coefficients
An extrapolation result in the variational setting: improved regularity, compactness, and applications to quasilinear systems
In this paper we consider the variational setting for SPDE on a Gelfand
triple . Under the standard conditions on a linear coercive pair
, and a symmetry condition on we manage to extrapolate the classical
-estimates in time to -estimates for some without any further
conditions on . As a consequence we obtain several other a priori
regularity results of the paths of the solution.
Under the assumption that embeds compactly into , we derive a
universal compactness result quantifying over all . As an application of
the compactness result we prove global existence of weak solutions to a system
of second order quasi-linear equations
Off-diagonal bounds for the Dirichlet-to-Neumann operator
Let be a bounded domain of with . We
assume that the boundary of is Lipschitz. Consider the
Dirichlet-to-Neumann operator associated with a system in divergence form
of size with real symmetric and H\''older continuous coefficients. We prove
off-diagonal bounds of the formfor all measurable subsets
and of . If is for some and
, we obtain a sharp estimate in the sense that can be replaced by. Such bounds
are also valid for complex time. For , we apply our off-diagonal bounds to
prove that the Dirichlet-to-Neumann operator associated with a system generates
an analytic semigroup on for all . In
addition, the corresponding evolution problem has -maximal
regularity
On mixed boundary conditions, function spaces, and Kato’s square root property
In this thesis, a framework for the analytical treatment of mixed boundary conditions is given. Later, these results are applied to solve Lions' variation of the Kato square root problem
Performance of the bwHPC cluster in the production of μ -> t embedded events used for the prediction of background for H -> tt analyses
In high energy physics, a main challenge is the accurate prediction of background
events at a particle detector. These events are usually estimated by simulation.
As an alternative, data-driven methods use observed events to derive a background
prediction and are often less computationally expensive than simulation.
The lepton embedding method presents a data-driven method to estimate the
background from Z ! events for Higgs boson analyses in the same final state.
Z ! μμ events recorded by the CMS experiment are selected, the muons are
removed from the event and replaced with simulated leptons with the same
kinematic properties as the removed muons. The resulting hybrid event provides
an improved description of pile-up and the underlying event compared to the simulation
of the full proton-proton collision. In this paper the production of these
hybrid events used by the CMS collaboration is described. The production relies
on the resources made available by the bwHPC project. The data used for this
purpose correspond to 65 million di-muon events collected in 2017 by CMS
Performance of the German version of the PARCA-R questionnaire as a developmental screening tool in two-year-old very preterm infants.
To validate and test a German version of the revised Parent Report of Children's Abilities questionnaire (PARCA-R).
Multicentre cross-sectional study. Parents of infants born <32 gestational weeks, completed the PARCA-R within three weeks before the follow-up assessment of their child at age two years. Infants were assessed using the Mental Development Index (MDI) of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development 2nd edition (BSID-II). Pearson correlation between the Parent Report Composite (PRC) of the PARCA-R and MDI was tested. The optimal PRC cut-off for predicting moderate-to-severe mental delay, defined as MDI<70, was identified through the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve.
PARCA-R and BSID-II data were collected from 154 consecutive infants [51% girls, mean (SD) gestational age 29.0 (2.0) weeks, birth weight 1174 (345) grams] at 23.2 (1.6) months of corrected age. The PRC score [70.5 (31.1)] correlated with the MDI [92.2 (17.3); R = 0.54; p < 0.0001]. The optimal PRC cut-off for identifying mental delay was 44 with 0.81 (0.54-0.96) sensitivity (95%-CI), 0.81 (0.74-0.87) specificity, area under the ROC curve of 0.840 (0.729-0.952).
The German version of the PARCA-R had good validity with the BSID-II and PCR scores < 44 proved optimal discriminatory power for the identification of mental delay at two years of corrected age
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