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Relativistic Theory of Infinite Statistics Fields
Infinite statistics in which all representations of the symmetric group can
occur is known as a special case of quon theory. However, the validity of
relativistic quon theories is still in doubt. In this paper we prove that there
exists a relativistic quantum field theory which allows interactions involving
infinite statistics particles. We also give some consistency analysis of this
theory such as conservation of statistics and Feynman rules.Comment: 7 pages, 3 figure
The influence of Aharonov-Casher effect on the generalized Dirac oscillator in the cosmic string space-time
In this manuscript we investigate the generalized Dirac oscillator in the
simplest topological defect described by the cosmic string space-time under the
effect of the external electromagnetic fields. The radial wave equation and
energy eigenvalue of the Dirac oscillator considered as the Cornell potential
function are derived via the Nikifornov-Uvarov method, we start with the
initial analysis of the Aharonov-Casher frequency and phase, deficit angle, and
potential parameters on energy spectrum. We also give two specific cases that
Dirac oscillator with the Coulomb and Linear potential in this system. Note
that the Coulomb strength N1 has non-negligible effect on the studied system
Quantum Critical Spin-2 Chain with Emergent SU(3) Symmetry
We study the quantum critical phase of a SU(2) symmetric spin-2 chain
obtained from spin-2 bosons in a one-dimensional lattice. We obtain the scaling
of the entanglement entropy and finite-size energies by exact diagonalization
and density-matrix renormalization group methods. From the numerical results of
the energy spectrum, central charge, and scaling dimension we identify the
conformal field theory describing the whole critical phase to be the SU(3)
Wess-Zumino-Witten model. We find that while in the whole critical phase the
Hamiltonian is only SU(2) invariant, there is an emergent SU(3) symmetry in the
thermodynamic limit
No-reference Point Cloud Geometry Quality Assessment Based on Pairwise Rank Learning
Objective geometry quality assessment of point clouds is essential to
evaluate the performance of a wide range of point cloud-based solutions, such
as denoising, simplification, reconstruction, and watermarking. Existing point
cloud quality assessment (PCQA) methods dedicate to assigning absolute quality
scores to distorted point clouds. Their performance is strongly reliant on the
quality and quantity of subjective ground-truth scores for training, which are
challenging to gather and have been shown to be imprecise, biased, and
inconsistent. Furthermore, the majority of existing objective geometry quality
assessment approaches are carried out by full-reference traditional metrics. So
far, point-based no-reference geometry-only quality assessment techniques have
not yet been investigated. This paper presents PRL-GQA, the first pairwise
learning framework for no-reference geometry-only quality assessment of point
clouds, to the best of our knowledge. The proposed PRL-GQA framework employs a
siamese deep architecture, which takes as input a pair of point clouds and
outputs their rank order. Each siamese architecture branch is a geometry
quality assessment network (GQANet), which is designed to extract multi-scale
quality-aware geometric features and output a quality index for the input point
cloud. Then, based on the predicted quality indexes, a pairwise rank learning
module is introduced to rank the relative quality of a pair of degraded point
clouds.Extensive experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed
PRL-GQA framework. Furthermore, the results also show that the fine-tuned
no-reference GQANet performs competitively when compared to existing
full-reference geometry quality assessment metrics
Analysis on vibrations and infrared absorption of uncooled microbolometer
The characteristics of vibrations in microbolometer had significant impact on the performances of its infrared absorption. Due to the complex architectures, leading to the unfavorable connection between the analysis of infrared absorption and vibrations. To solve this issue, a finite element analysis (FEA) method was designed to make better compatible with infrared absorption and vibrations, as well as the resonant frequency analysis was completed. A vanadium oxide (VO2) based microbolometer was designed, and the corresponding three-dimensional (3D) modeling was also built. By vibrations and resonant frequency FEA, mechanics and frequency characteristic were studied. 200 G, 500 G and 1000 G acceleration vibrations were loaded on the 3D model at Z axis, which perpendicular to the bridge-like structure. It shows that under 500 G acceleration vibration, the deformation of the model was small enough to ensure the resonant cavity maintained λ/4 which means a high IR absorption for the microbolometer. The first order modal frequency, the second order modal frequency and the third order modal frequency of the 3D model were also analyzed. Purpose of resonant frequency analyzing of microbolometer was to avoid devices work on this frequency result of failure. Finally, an uncooled infrared focal plane was fabricated, and the experimental data matched the simulation fitting results. Perfect performance in mechanical properties, IR absorption and imaging effect of experimental device indicating a shorter design cycle and low cost potential. The fast, efficient FEA design method enables simulating infrared absorption and vibrations together
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