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Data Preservation at MINERvA
Over the past ten years, MINERvA has collected an accelerator neutrino
interaction dataset that is uniquely relevant to the energy range of DUNE.
These are the only currently available data at intermediate and high momentum
transfers for multiple nuclear targets in the same beam. MINERvA is undertaking
a campaign to preserve these data and make them publicly available so that they
may be analyzed beyond the end of the MINERvA collaboration. We encourage the
community to consider the development of centralized resources to enable
long-term access to these data and analysis tools for the entire HEP community.Comment: Snowmass 2021 Letter of Interes
Numerical Simulation of Vortex Crystals and Merging in N-Point Vortex Systems with Circular Boundary
In two-dimensional (2D) inviscid incompressible flow, low background
vorticity distribution accelerates intense vortices (clumps) to merge each
other and to array in the symmetric pattern which is called ``vortex
crystals''; they are observed in the experiments on pure electron plasma and
the simulations of Euler fluid. Vortex merger is thought to be a result of
negative ``temperature'' introduced by L. Onsager. Slight difference in the
initial distribution from this leads to ``vortex crystals''. We study these
phenomena by examining N-point vortex systems governed by the Hamilton
equations of motion. First, we study a three-point vortex system without
background distribution. It is known that a N-point vortex system with boundary
exhibits chaotic behavior for N\geq 3. In order to investigate the properties
of the phase space structure of this three-point vortex system with circular
boundary, we examine the Poincar\'e plot of this system. Then we show that
topology of the Poincar\'e plot of this system drastically changes when the
parameters, which are concerned with the sign of ``temperature'', are varied.
Next, we introduce a formula for energy spectrum of a N-point vortex system
with circular boundary. Further, carrying out numerical computation, we
reproduce a vortex crystal and a vortex merger in a few hundred point vortices
system. We confirm that the energy of vortices is transferred from the clumps
to the background in the course of vortex crystallization. In the vortex
merging process, we numerically calculate the energy spectrum introduced above
and confirm that it behaves as k^{-\alpha},(\alpha\approx 2.2-2.8) at the
region 10^0<k<10^1 after the merging.Comment: 30 pages, 11 figures. to be published in Journal of Physical Society
of Japan Vol.74 No.
On Quasiperiodic Morphisms
Weakly and strongly quasiperiodic morphisms are tools introduced to study
quasiperiodic words. Formally they map respectively at least one or any
non-quasiperiodic word to a quasiperiodic word. Considering them both on finite
and infinite words, we get four families of morphisms between which we study
relations. We provide algorithms to decide whether a morphism is strongly
quasiperiodic on finite words or on infinite words.Comment: 12 page
Distributed utterances
I propose an apparatus for handling intrasentential change in context. The standard approach has problems with sentences with multiple occurrences of the same demonstrative or indexical. My proposal involves the idea that contexts can be complex. Complex contexts are built out of (“simple”) Kaplanian contexts by ordered n-tupling. With these we can revise the clauses of Kaplan’s Logic of Demonstratives so that each part of a sentence is taken in a different component of a complex context.
I consider other applications of the framework: to agentially distributed utterances (ones made partly by one speaker and partly by another); to an account of scare-quoting; and to an account of a binding-like phenomenon that avoids what Kit Fine calls “the antinomy of the variable.
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Developing sexual competence? Exploring strategies for the provision of effective sexualities and relationships education
School-based sexualities and relationships education (SRE) offers one of the most promising means of improving young people's sexual health through developing 'sexual competence'. In the absence of evidence on whether the term holds the same meanings for young people and adults (e.g. teachers, researchers, policy-makers), the paper explores 'adult' notions of sexual competence as construed in research data and alluded to in UK Government guidance on SRE, then draws on empirical research with young people on factors that affect the contexts, motivations and outcomes of sexual encounters, and therefore have implications for sexual competence. These data from young people also challenge more traditional approaches to sexualities education in highlighting disjunctions between the content of school-based input and their reported sexual experience. The paper concludes by considering the implications of these insights for developing a shared notion of what SRE is trying to achieve and suggestions for recognition in the content and approaches to SRE.</p
Entropy inequalities and Bell inequalities for two-qubit systems
Sufficient conditions for (the non-violation of) the Bell-CHSH inequalities
in a mixed state of a two-qubit system are: 1) The linear entropy of the state
is not smaller than 0.5, 2) The sum of the conditional linear entropies is
non-negative, 3) The von Neumann entropy is not smaller than 0.833, 4) The sum
of the conditional von Neumann entropies is not smaller than 0.280.Comment: Errors corrected. See L. Jakobcyk, quant-ph/040908
Model theory for modal logic—Part III existence and predication
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/43175/1/10992_2004_Article_BF00293421.pd
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