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Criteria for the Application of Double Exponential Transformation
The double exponential formula was introduced for calculating definite
integrals with singular point oscillation functions and Fourier-integrals. The
double exponential transformation is not only useful for numerical computations
but it is also used in different methods of Sinc theory. In this paper we use
double exponential transformation for calculating particular improper
integrals. By improving integral estimates having singular final points. By
comparison between double exponential transformations and single exponential
transformations it is proved that the error margin of double exponential
transformations is smaller. Finally Fourier-integral and double exponential
transformations are discussed
An Upper Bound Estimate and Stability for the Global Error of Numerical Integration Using Double Exponential Transformation
The double exponential formula was introduced for calculating definite
integrals with singular point oscillation functions and Fourier integral. The
double exponential transformation is not only useful for numerical computations
but it is also used in different methods of Sinc theory. In this paper we give
an upper bound estimate for the error of double exponential transformation. By
improving integral estimates having singular final points, in theorem 1 we
prove that the method is convergent and the rate of convergence is
where h is a step size. Our main tool in the proof is DE
formula in Sinc theory. The advantage of our method is that the time and space
complexity is drastically reduced. Furthermore, we discovered upper bound error
in DE formula independent of N truncated number, as a matter of fact we proved
stability. Numerical tests are presented to verify the theoretical predictions
and confirm the convergence of the numerical solution
Efficient Multichannel in XML Wireless Broadcast Stream
In this paper we recommend the use of multi-channel for XML data in wireless
broadcasting. First we divide XML data into information units as bucket, then
extract path information (XPath) for any unit and build an index tree from the
data path. Finally, make wireless data stream with merging parts of index tree
and parts of XML data in multichannel XML. Then, create a protocol that allows
mobile users access to the wireless XML stream generated with our method. We
study 11 channels in server side and 3 orthogonal channels in client side
Exploring the Anomalous Higgs-top Couplings
Top quark with its large Yukawa coupling is crucially important to explore
TeV scale physics. Therefore, the study of Higgs-top sector is highly motivated
to look for any deviations from the standard model predictions. The most
general lowest order Lagrangian for the Higgs-top Yukawa coupling has scalar
() and pseudoscalar () components. Currently, these
couplings are constrained indirectly using the present experimental limits on
the Higgs-- and Higgs-gluon-gluon couplings. Furthermore,
stronger bounds on and are obtained using the limits
on the electric dipole moments (EDM). In this work, we propose an
asymmetry-like observable in production at the LHC to
probe the Higgs-top coupling and to distinguish between the scalar and
pseudoscalar components. We also show that the presence of the pseudoscalar
component in the Higgs-top Yukawa coupling leads to a sizeable value for the
top quark EDM. It is shown that a limit of e.cm, which is achievable
by the future collider, allows us to exclude a significant region
in the plane.Comment: 15 pages, 8 figure
Constraints on top quark flavor changing neutral currents using diphoton events at the LHC
In this paper we show that the diphoton mass spectrum in proton-proton
collisions at the LHC is sensitive to the top quark flavor changing neutral
current in the vertices of and . The diphoton mass
spectrum measured by the CMS experiment at the LHC at a center-of-mass energy
of 8 TeV and an integrated luminosity of 19.5 fb is used as an example
to set limits on these FCNC couplings. It is also shown that the angular
distribution of the diphotons is sensitive to anomalous and
couplings and it is a powerful tool to probe any value of the
branching fraction of top quark rare decay to an up-type quark plus a photon
down to the order of . We also show that the FCNC coupling
has a significant contribution to the neutron electric dipole moment (EDM) and
the upper bound on neutron EDM can be used to constrain the FCNC
coupling.Comment: 17 pages, 7 figures, an EDM analysis included in addition to the
published versio
An Improved Energy-Aware Clustering Method for the Regional Queries in the Internet of Things
We will offer a method to improve energy efficient consumption for processing
queries on the Internet of Things. We focused on an energy efficient
hierarchical clustering index tree such that we can facilitate time-correlated
region queries in the I.O.T (Internet of Things). We try to improve clustering
and make a change on its proposed index tree. We try to do this by optimizing
the query processing. We improve clustering to increase the accuracy of the
Internet of Things and prevent the network from disconnecting. In the article
that we have chosen, there is a heterogeneous cluster which means there exists
a large data difference in the two ends of a cluster. Also, it often happens
that the same information is sent to the base station by two overlapping
clusters; therefore, we save energy by eliminating duplicated data
Degree sequence of the generalized Sierpinski graph
We determine the degree sequence of the generalized Sierpinski graph and its
general first Zagreb index in terms of the same parameters of the base graph G
Strain impacts on commensurate bilayer graphene superlattices: distorted trigonal warping, emergence of bandgap and direct-indirect bandgap transition
Due to low dimensionality, the controlled stacking of the graphene films and
their electronic properties are susceptible to environmental changes including
strain. The strain-induced modification of the electronic properties such as
the emergence and modulation of bandgaps crucially depends on the stacking of
the graphene films. However, to date, only the impact of strain on electronic
properties of Bernal and AA-stacked bilayer graphene has been extensively
investigated in theoretical studies. Exploiting density functional theory and
tight-binding calculation, we investigate the impacts of in-plane strain on two
different class of commensurate twisted bilayer graphene (TBG) which are
even/odd under sublattice exchange (SE) parity. We find that the SE odd TBG
remains gapless whereas the bandgap increases for the SE even TBG when applying
equibiaxial tensile strain. Moreover, we observe that for extremely large mixed
strains both investigated TBG superstructures demonstrate direct-indirect
bandgap transition.Comment: 8 pages, 8 figure
Criteria for the CloudSim Environment
CPU is undoubtedly the most important resource of the computer system. Recent
advances in software and system architecture have increased processing
complexity, as computing is now distributed and parallel. CloudSim represents
the complexity of an application in terms of its computational requirements.
CloudSim [9] is a complete solution for simulating Cloud Computing environments
and building test beds for provisioning algorithms. This paper analyzes and
evaluates the performance of cloud environment modeling using CloudSim. We
describe the CloudSim architecture and then investigate the new models and
techniques in CloudSim
Boundary-induced coherence in the staggered quantum walk on different topologies
The staggered quantum walk is a type of discrete-time quantum walk model
without a coin which can be generated on a graph using particular partitions of
the graph nodes. We design Hamiltonians for potential realization of the
staggered dynamics on a two-dimensional lattice composed of superconducting
microwave resonators connected with tunable couplings. The naive generalization
of the one-dimensional staggered dynamics generates two uncoupled
one-dimensional quantum walks thus more complex partitions need to be employed.
However, by analyzing the coherence of the dynamics, we show that the
quantumness of the evolution corresponding to two independent one-dimensional
quantum walks can be elevated to the level of a single two-dimensional quantum
walk, only by modifying the boundary conditions. In fact, by changing the
lattice boundary conditions (or topology), we explore the walk on different
surfaces such as torus, Klein bottle, real projective plane and sphere. The
coherence and the entropy reach different levels depending on the topology of
the surface. We observe that the entropy captures similar information as
coherence, thus we use it to explore the effects of boundaries on the dynamics
of the continuous-time quantum walk and the classical random walk.Comment: 9 pages, 8 figure
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