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Evaluation of noise immunity of high orbital satellite telecommunication systems with broadband noise-like sign
HIn with this regard article assesses the noise immunity of high-orbit satellite telecommunication systems with code division of addresses when using a number of broadband noise-like signals with linear frequency modulation as information carrier
Quick search and synchronization algorithm for wideband noise-like signals
In this regard, the article proposes the fast search and synchronization algorithm for high-orbit satellite telecommunication systems when they are used as the information carriers of broadband noise-like signals with linear frequency modulation. The developed algorithm is based on the consideration of development peculiarities for these signal
Subexponential estimations in Shirshov's height theorem (in English)
In 1993 E. I. Zelmanov asked the following question in Dniester Notebook:
"Suppose that F_{2, m} is a 2-generated associative ring with the identity
x^m=0. Is it true, that the nilpotency degree of F_{2, m} has exponential
growth?" We show that the nilpotency degree of l-generated associative algebra
with the identity x^d=0 is smaller than Psi(d,d,l), where Psi(n,d,l)=2^{18} l
(nd)^{3 log_3 (nd)+13}d^2. We give the definitive answer to E. I. Zelmanov by
this result. It is the consequence of one fact, which is based on combinatorics
of words. Let l, n and d>n be positive integers. Then all the words over
alphabet of cardinality l which length is greater than Psi(n,d,l) are either
n-divided or contain d-th power of subword, where a word W is n-divided, if it
can be represented in the following form W=W_0 W_1...W_n such that W_1 >'
W_2>'...>'W_n. The symbol >' means lexicographical order here. A. I. Shirshov
proved that the set of non n-divided words over alphabet of cardinality l has
bounded height h over the set Y consisting of all the words of degree <n.
Original Shirshov's estimation was just recursive, in 1982 double exponent was
obtained by A.G.Kolotov and in 1993 A.Ya.Belov obtained exponential estimation.
We show, that h<Phi(n,l), where Phi(n,l) = 2^{87} n^{12 log_3 n + 48} l. Our
proof uses Latyshev idea of Dilworth theorem application.Comment: 21 pages, Russian version of the article is located at the link
arXiv:1101.4909; Sbornik: Mathematics, 203:4 (2012), 534 -- 55
LCG MCDB -- a Knowledgebase of Monte Carlo Simulated Events
In this paper we report on LCG Monte Carlo Data Base (MCDB) and software
which has been developed to operate MCDB. The main purpose of the LCG MCDB
project is to provide a storage and documentation system for sophisticated
event samples simulated for the LHC collaborations by experts. In many cases,
the modern Monte Carlo simulation of physical processes requires expert
knowledge in Monte Carlo generators or significant amount of CPU time to
produce the events. MCDB is a knowledgebase mainly dedicated to accumulate
simulated events of this type. The main motivation behind LCG MCDB is to make
the sophisticated MC event samples available for various physical groups. All
the data from MCDB is accessible in several convenient ways. LCG MCDB is being
developed within the CERN LCG Application Area Simulation project
Subwavelength modulational instability and plasmon oscillons in nanoparticle arrays
We study modulational instability in nonlinear arrays of subwavelength
metallic nanoparticles, and analyze numerically nonlinear scenarios of the
instability development. We demonstrate that modulational instability can lead
to the formation of regular periodic or quasi-periodic modulations of the
polarization. We reveal that such nonlinear nanoparticle arrays can support
long-lived standing and moving oscillating nonlinear localized modes - plasmon
oscillons.Comment: 5 pages, 5 figures, published in Physical Review Letter
Subwavelength plasmonic kinks in arrays of metallic nanoparticles
We analyze nonlinear effects in optically driven arrays of nonlinear metallic
nanoparticles. We demonstrate that such plasmonic systems are characterized by
a bistable response, and they can support the propagation of dissipative
switching waves (or plasmonic kinks) connecting the states with different
polarization. We study numerically the properties of such plasmonic kinks which
are characterized by a subwavelength extent and a tunable velocity.Comment: 6 pages, 5 figures, published in Opt. Expres
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