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Single and Many Particle Correlation Functions and Uniform Phase Bases for Strongly Correlated Systems
The need for suitable many or infinite fermion correlation functions to
describe some low dimensional strongly correlated systems is discussed. This is
linked to the need for a correlated basis, in which the ground state may be
postive definite, and in which single particle correlations may suffice. A
particular trial basis is proposed, and applied to a certain quasi-1D model.
The model is a strip of the 2D square lattice wrapped around a cylinder, and is
related to the ladder geometries, but with periodic instead of open boundary
conditions along the edges. Analysis involves a novel mean-field approach and
exact diagonalisation. The model has a paramagnetic region and a Nagaoka
ferromagnetic region. The proposed basis is well suited to the model, and
single particle correlations in it have power law decay for the paramagnet,
where the charge motion is qualitatively hard core bosonic. The mean field also
leads to a BCS-type model with single particle long range order.Comment: 23 pages, in plain tex, 12 Postscript figures included. Accepted for
publication in J.Physics : Condensed Matte
On-board timeline validation and repair : a feasibility study
We report on the progress and outcome of a recent ESAfunded project (MMOPS) designed to explore the feasibility of on-board reasoning about payload timelines. The project sought to examine the role of on-board timeline reasoning and the operational context into which it would fit. We framed a specification for an on-board service that fits with existing practices and represents a plausible advance within sensible constraints on the progress of operations planning. We have implemented a prototype to demonstrate the feasibility of such a system and have used it to show how science gathering operations might be improved by its deployment
A New Linear Inductive Voltage Adder Driver for the Saturn Accelerator
Saturn is a dual-purpose accelerator. It can be operated as a large-area
flash x-ray source for simulation testing or as a Z-pinch driver especially for
K-line x-ray production. In the first mode, the accelerator is fitted with
three concentric-ring 2-MV electron diodes, while in the Z-pinch mode the
current of all the modules is combined via a post-hole convolute arrangement
and driven through a cylindrical array of very fine wires. We present here a
point design for a new Saturn class driver based on a number of linear
inductive voltage adders connected in parallel. A technology recently
implemented at the Institute of High Current Electronics in Tomsk (Russia) is
being utilized[1].
In the present design we eliminate Marx generators and pulse-forming
networks. Each inductive voltage adder cavity is directly fed by a number of
fast 100-kV small-size capacitors arranged in a circular array around each
accelerating gap. The number of capacitors connected in parallel to each cavity
defines the total maximum current. By selecting low inductance switches,
voltage pulses as short as 30-50-ns FWHM can be directly achieved.Comment: 3 pages, 4 figures. This paper is submitted for the 20th Linear
Accelerator Conference LINAC2000, Monterey, C
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Rapid Manufactured Textiles
Rapid Manufacturing (RM) is increasingly becoming a viable manufacturing process due
to dramatic advantages that are achievable in the area of design complexity. Through the
exploration of the design freedom, this paper introduces the concept of manufacturing textiles for
potential smart and high performance textile applications. This paper discusses the current
limitations associated with the manufacture of textiles through RM and presents a novel
methodology for the generation of 3D conformal RM textile articles. The paper concludes that
through RM it is entirely possible to manufacture a structure that incorporates drape and free
movement properties directly comparable to conventional textiles.Mechanical Engineerin
BMS charges in polyhomogeneous spacetimes
We classify the asymptotic charges of a class of polyhomogeneous
asymptotically-flat spacetimes with finite shear, generalising recent results
on smooth asymptotically-flat spacetimes. Polyhomogenous spacetimes are a
formally consistent class of spacetimes that do not satisfy the well-known
peeling property. As such, they constitute a more physical class of
asymptotically-flat spacetimes compared to the smooth class. In particular, we
establish that the generalised conserved non-linear Newman-Penrose charges that
are known to exist for such spacetimes are a subset of asymptotic BMS charges.Comment: 42 page
A General SU(2) Formulation for Quantum Searching with Certainty
A general quantum search algorithm with arbitrary unitary transformations and
an arbitrary initial state is considered in this work. To serach a marked state
with certainty, we have derived, using an SU(2) representation: (1) the
matching condition relating the phase rotations in the algorithm, (2) a concise
formula for evaluating the required number of iterations for the search, and
(3) the final state after the search, with a phase angle in its amplitude of
unity modulus. Moreover, the optimal choices and modifications of the phase
angles in the Grover kernel is also studied.Comment: 8 pages, 2 figure
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