677 research outputs found
Motion of Lee-Yang zeros
We consider the zeros of the partition function of the Ising model with
ferromagnetic pair interactions and complex external field. Under the
assumption that the graph with strictly positive interactions is connected, we
vary the interaction (denoted by ) at a fixed edge. It is already known that
each zero is monotonic (either increasing or decreasing) in ; we prove that
its motion is local: the entire trajectories of any two distinct zeros are
disjoint. If the underlying graph is a complete graph and all interactions take
the same value (i.e., the Curie-Weiss model), we prove that all the
principal zeros (those in ) decrease strictly in .Comment: 16 pages, 1 figur
A new mechanism of viscoelastic fluid for enhanced oil recovery: Viscoelastic oscillation
This report summarizes our recent experimental findings [Xie et al., Phys. Rev. Lett., 2022] and pore-scale simulation results [Xie et al., Phys. Rev. Fluids., 2020] on viscoelastic oscillation, which is a new observation of viscoelastic instability in the multiphase flow state. The viscoelastic oscillation causes trapping of droplets in contraction-expansion micro-channels regardless of the injection rate. Based on the force balance analysis on the viscous, capillary and elastic forces, the oscillation amplitude is found to linearly increase with viscoelasticity, and the trapped droplet size is determined by the elasto-capillary number. The oscillation also helps to extract droplets from their originally trapped positions such as dead-ends once a critical Deborah number is reached. These results successfully explain the phenomenon that the alternative injection of viscoelastic and inelastic fluids continually produces additional oil, indicating that the viscoelastic oscillation is a new important mechanism of viscoelastic fluid for enhanced oil recovery.Cited as: Xie, C., Xu, K., Qi, P., Xu, J., Balhoff, M. T. A new mechanism of viscoelastic fluid for enhanced oil recovery: Viscoelastic oscillation. Advances in Geo-Energy Research, 2022, 6(3): 267-268. https://doi.org/10.46690/ager.2022.03.1
Search What You Want: Barrier Panelty NAS for Mixed Precision Quantization
Emergent hardwares can support mixed precision CNN models inference that
assign different bitwidths for different layers. Learning to find an optimal
mixed precision model that can preserve accuracy and satisfy the specific
constraints on model size and computation is extremely challenge due to the
difficult in training a mixed precision model and the huge space of all
possible bit quantizations. In this paper, we propose a novel soft Barrier
Penalty based NAS (BP-NAS) for mixed precision quantization, which ensures all
the searched models are inside the valid domain defined by the complexity
constraint, thus could return an optimal model under the given constraint by
conducting search only one time. The proposed soft Barrier Penalty is
differentiable and can impose very large losses to those models outside the
valid domain while almost no punishment for models inside the valid domain,
thus constraining the search only in the feasible domain. In addition, a
differentiable Prob-1 regularizer is proposed to ensure learning with NAS is
reasonable. A distribution reshaping training strategy is also used to make
training more stable. BP-NAS sets new state of the arts on both classification
(Cifar-10, ImageNet) and detection (COCO), surpassing all the efficient mixed
precision methods designed manually and automatically. Particularly, BP-NAS
achieves higher mAP (up to 2.7\% mAP improvement) together with lower bit
computation cost compared with the existing best mixed precision model on COCO
detection.Comment: ECCV202
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