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Path-integral approach to mutual information calculation for nonlinear communication channel with small second dispersion at large signal-to-noise power ratio
We consider the information fiber optical channel modeled by the nonlinear
Schrodinger equation with additive Gaussian noise. Using path-integral approach
and perturbation theory for the small dimensionless parameter of the second
dispersion, we calculate the conditional probability density functional in the
leading and next-to-leading order in the dimensionless second dispersion
parameter associated with the input signal bandwidth. Taking into account
specific filtering of the output signal by the output signal receiver, we
calculate the mutual information in the leading and next-to-leading order in
the dispersion parameter and in the leading order in the parameter
signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Further, we find the explicit expression for the
mutual information in case of the modified Gaussian input signal distribution
taking into account the limited frequency bandwidth of the input signal.Comment: 42 pages, 5 figure
Interferon-Alpha Restores the Deficient Expression of the Cytoadhesion Molecule Lymphocyte Function Antigen-3 by Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia Progenitor Cells
An Innovative Mixed Methods Approach to Studying the Online Health Information Seeking Experiences of Adults With Chronic Health Conditions
This article presents an innovative sequential mixed methods approach to researching the experiences of U.K. adults with chronic health conditions seeking health information online. The use of multiple methods integrated within a single study ensured that the focus of the research was emergent and relevant and ultimately provided a more complete picture of the experience of online health information seeking through joint discussion. This was achieved by communicating both breadth and depth of data relating to the phenomenon. Findings indicate that if the study had used a single research method in isolation, something would have been lost or misunderstood regarding the phenomenon, thus demonstrating the value of each stage within the research design and of the integration of these findings. © The Author(s) 2012
Elementary amenable subgroups of R. Thompson's group F
The subgroup structure of Thompson's group F is not yet fully understood. The
group F is a subgroup of the group PL(I) of orientation preserving, piecewise
linear self homeomorphisms of the unit interval and this larger group thus also
has a poorly understood subgroup structure. It is reasonable to guess that F is
the "only" subgroup of PL(I) that is not elementary amenable. In this paper, we
explore the complexity of the elementary amenable subgroups of F in an attempt
to understand the boundary between the elementary amenable subgroups and the
non-elementary amenable. We construct an example of an elementary amenable
subgroup up to class (height) omega squared, where omega is the first infinite
ordinal.Comment: 20 page
Development of autonomy on placement: perceptions of physiotherapy students and educators in Australia and the United Kingdom
Homotopy bases and finite derivation type for Schutzenberger groups of monoids
Given a finitely presented monoid and a homotopy base for the monoid, and
given an arbitrary Schutzenberger group of the monoid, the main result of this
paper gives a homotopy base, and presentation, for the Schutzenberger group. In
the case that the R-class R' of the Schutzenberger group G(H) has only finitely
many H-classes, and there is an element s of the multiplicative right pointwise
stabilizer of H, such that under the left action of the monoid on its R-classes
the intersection of the orbit of the R-class of s with the inverse orbit of R'
is finite, then finiteness of the presentation and of the homotopy base is
preserved.Comment: 24 page
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