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Integrable Anisotropic Evolution Equations on a Sphere
V.V. Sokolov's modifying symmetry approach is applied to anisotropic
evolution equations of the third order on the n-dimensional sphere. The main
result is a complete classification of such equations. Auto-B\"acklund
transformations are also found for all equations.Comment: Published in SIGMA (Symmetry, Integrability and Geometry: Methods and
Applications) at http://www.emis.de/journals/SIGMA
Automatic facial expression tracking for 4D range scans
This paper presents a fully automatic approach of spatio-temporal facial expression tracking for 4D range scans without any manual interventions (such as specifying landmarks). The approach consists of three steps: rigid registration, facial model reconstruction, and facial expression tracking. A Scaling Iterative Closest Points (SICP) algorithm is introduced to compute the optimal rigid registration between a template facial model and a range scan with consideration of the scale problem. A deformable model, physically based on thin shells, is proposed to faithfully reconstruct the facial surface and texture from that range data. And then the reconstructed facial model is used to track facial expressions presented in a sequence of range scans by the deformable model
Numerical calculations of diffraction losses in advanced interferometric gravitational wave detectors
Knowledge of the diffraction losses in higher-order modes of large optical cavities is essential for predicting three-mode parametric photon-phonon scattering, which can lead to mechanical instabilities in long-baseline gravitational wave detectors. We explore different numerical methods in order to determine the diffraction losses of the higher-order optical modes. Diffraction losses not only affect the power buildup inside the cavity but also influence the shape and frequency of the mode, which ultimately affect the parametric instability gain. Results depend on both the optical mode shape (order) and the mirror diameter. We also present a physical interpretation of these results
Effects of spin imbalance on the electric-field driven quantum dissipationless spin current in -doped Semiconductors
It was proposed recently by Murakami et al. [Science \textbf{301},
1348(2003)] that in a large class of -doped semiconductors, an applied
electric field can drive a quantum dissipationless spin current in the
direction perpendicular to the electric field. In this paper we investigate the
effects of spin imbalance on this intrinsic Hall effect. We show that in
a real sample with boundaries, due to the presence of spin imbalance near the
edges of the sample, the spin Hall conductivity is not a constant but a
sensitively - quantity, and due to this fact, in order to
take the effects of spin imbalance properly into account, a microscopic
calculation of both the quantum dissipationless spin Hall current and the spin
accumulation on an equal footing is thus required. Based on such a microscopic
calculation, a detailed discussion of the effects of spin imbalance on the
intrinsic spin Hall effect in thin slabs of -doped semiconductors are
presented.Comment: 8 pages, 2 figures, An extended version with detailed calculations To
appear in Phys. Rev.
Quantum ground-state cooling and tripartite entanglement with three-mode optoacoustic interactions
We present a quantum analysis of three-mode optoacoustic parametric
interactions in an optical cavity, in which two orthogonal transverse
optical-cavity modes are coupled to one acoustic mode through radiation
pressure. Due to the optimal frequency matching -- the frequency separation of
two cavity modes is equal to the acoustic-mode frequency -- the carrier and
sideband fields simultaneously resonate and coherently build up. This mechanism
significantly enhances the optoacoustic couplings in the quantum regime. It
allows exploration of quantum behavior of optoacoustic interactions in
small-scale table-top experiments. We show explicitly that given an
experimentally achievable parameter, three-mode scheme can realize quantum
ground-state cooling of milligram scale mechanical oscillators and create
robust stationary tripartite optoacoustic quantum entanglements.Comment: 20 pages, 5 figure
The Algebraic Structure of the Color Calogero-Sutherland Models
We extend the study on the algebraic structure of the color
Calogero-Sutherland models to the case of color CS model and show
that the generators of the super-Yangian can be obtained from two
loop algebras. Also, a super algebra for the SUSY CS
model is constructed.Comment: LaTeX, 13 page
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