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    On the electric charge of quantized vortices and the dipole moment of vortex pairs and rings in a magnetic field

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    It is shown that, in the presence of a magnetic field, a quantized vortex line in a superfluid liquid acquires a linear polarization charge, which is localized near the vortex axis over a length on the order of the coherence length. It is found that the total charge of a rectilinear vortex is nonzero, while the vortex pair and vortex ring have a nonzero dipole moment. The electric fields of rectilinear vortices near the end surface of a cylindrical vessel filled with a superfluid liquid are calculated. The electric polarization of superfluid systems in the presence of thermally activated vortex pairs and vortex rings has been studied. It is shown that such a polarization arises in the presence of relative motion of the normal and superfluid components.Comment: 16 pages, 3 figure

    Simulation of the software-defined network for a high-performance computing cluster

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    The study considers the issues of using the software-defined networks, the current state of the research trends in this area and the most significant projects. The simulation of a high-performance computer network for increase in the performance of the university computing cluster due to the optimization of topology and network traffic between the computational nodes is describe

    Causal signal transmission by quantum fields. IV: The causal Wick theorem

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    Wick's theorem in the Schwinger-Perel-Keldysh closed-time-loop formalism is written in a form where the place of contractions is taken by the linear response function of the field. This result demonstrates that the physical information supplied by Wick's theorem for operators is propagation of the free field in space and time.Comment: Final version, to appear in Phys Rev

    Mathematical model of message delivery in a mobile ad hoc network

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    Analytic expressions for calculating the average time for delivery of a message, taking into account the effect of subscriber mobility and destructive factors are obtained. The effect of premature discontinuities of virtual connections on the efficiency of data delivery is studie

    Model of neuro-fuzzy prediction of confirmation timeout in a mobile ad hoc network

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    This article represents an RTT prediction model based on application of fuzzy neural network theory. This model relies upon zeroorder Sugeno-Type Fuzzy Inference algorith

    Tunneling-assisted impact ionization fronts in semiconductors

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    We propose a novel type of ionization front in layered semiconductor structures. The propagation is due to the interplay of band-to-band tunneling and impact ionization. Our numerical simulations show that the front can be triggered when an extremely sharp voltage ramp (10kV/ns\sim 10 {\rm kV/ns}) is applied in reverse direction to a Si p+nn+p^+-n-n^+-structure that is connected in series with an external load. The triggering occurs after a delay of 0.7 to 0.8 ns. The maximal electrical field at the front edge exceeds 106V/cm10^6 {\rm V/cm}. The front velocity vfv_f is 40 times faster than the saturated drift velocity vsv_s. The front passes through the nn-base with a thickness of 100μm100 {\mu m} within approximately 30 ps, filling it with dense electron-hole plasma. This passage is accompanied by a voltage drop from 8 kV to dozens of volts. In this way a voltage pulse with a ramp up to 500kV/ns500 {\rm kV/ns} can be applied to the load. The possibility to form a kilovolt pulse with such a voltage rise rate sets new frontiers in pulse power electronics.Comment: 12 pages, 6 figure
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