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Power Spectrum Sensitivity and the Design of Epoch of Reionization Observatories
Recent theoretical developments for observing the Epoch of Reionization (EOR)
have concentrated on the power spectrum signature of redshifted 21 cm emission.
These studies have demonstrated the great potential of statistical EOR
observations, however, the sensitivity calculations for proposed low frequency
radio arrays have been highly approximate. The formalism developed for
interferometric measurements of the cosmic microwave background can be extended
to three dimensions to naturally incorporate the line-of-sight information
inherent in the EOR signal. In this paper we demonstrate how to accurately
calculate the EOR power spectrum sensitivity of an array, and develop scaling
relationships which can be used to guide the design of EOR observatories. The
implications for antenna distribution, antenna size, and correlator
requirements on the EOR sensitivity are detailed.Comment: 7 pages, 3 figures, submitted to Ap
JuliBootS: a hands-on guide to the conformal bootstrap
We introduce {\tt JuliBootS}, a package for numerical conformal bootstrap
computations coded in {\tt Julia}. The centre-piece of {\tt JuliBootS} is an
implementation of Dantzig's simplex method capable of handling arbitrary
precision linear programming problems with continuous search spaces. Current
supported features include conformal dimension bounds, OPE bounds, and
bootstrap with or without global symmetries. The code is trivially
parallelizable on one or multiple machines. We exemplify usage extensively with
several real-world applications. In passing we give a pedagogical introduction
to the numerical bootstrap methods.Comment: 29 page
Accessing the Influence of Hess-Murray Law on Suspension Flow through Ramified Structures
The present study focuses on fluid flow and particle transport in symmetric T-shaped structures formed by tubes with circular and square cross-section. The performances of optimized
structures (i.e., structures designed based on constructal allometric laws for minimum flow resistance) and not optimized structures were studied. Flow resistance and particle penetration
efficiency were studied both for laminar and turbulent flow regimes, and for micrometer and submicrometer particles. Optimized structures have been proven to perform better for fluid flow but they have a similar performance for particle transport
Time-Symmetric ADI and Causal Reconnection: Stable Numerical Techniques for Hyperbolic Systems on Moving Grids
Moving grids are of interest in the numerical solution of hydrodynamical
problems and in numerical relativity. We show that conventional integration
methods for the simple wave equation in one and more than one dimension exhibit
a number of instabilities on moving grids. We introduce two techniques, which
we call causal reconnection and time-symmetric ADI, which together allow
integration of the wave equation with absolute local stability in any number of
dimensions on grids that may move very much faster than the wave speed and that
can even accelerate. These methods allow very long time-steps, are fully
second-order accurate, and offer the computational efficiency of
operator-splitting.Comment: 45 pages, 19 figures. Published in 1994 but not previously available
in the electronic archive
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