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Interacting heavy fermions in a disordered optical lattice
We have theoretically studied the effect of disorder on ultracold
alkaline-earth atoms governed by the Kondo lattice model in an optical lattice
via simplified double-well model and hybridization mean-field theory.
Disorder-induced narrowing and even complete closure of hybridization gap have
been predicted and the compressibility of the system has also been investigated
for metallic and Kondo insulator phases in the presence of the disordered
potential. To make connection to the experimental situation, we have
numerically solved the disordered Kondo lattice model with an external harmonic
trap and shown both the melting of Kondo insulator plateau and an
compressibility anomaly at low-density
Cyclotron Dynamics of a Kondo Singlet in a Spin-Orbit-Coupled Alkaline-Earth Atomic Gas
We propose a scheme to investigate the interplay between Kondo-exchange
interaction and quantum spin Hall effect with ultracold fermionic
alkaline-earth atoms trapped in two-dimensional optical lattices using
ultracold collision and laser-assisted tunneling. In the strong Kondo-coupling
regime, though the loop trajectory of the mobile atom disappears, collective
dynamics of an atom pair in two clock states can exhibit an unexpected
spin-dependent cyclotron orbit in a plaquette, realizing the quantum spin Hall
effect of the Kondo singlet. We demonstrate that the collective cyclotron
dynamics of the spin-zero Kondo singlet is governed by an effective
Harper-Hofstadter model in addition to second-order diagonal tunneling
Analysis of Molecule Harvesting by Heterogeneous Receptors on MC Transmitters
This paper designs a molecule harvesting transmitter (TX) model, where the
surface of a spherical TX is covered by heterogeneous receptors with different
sizes and arbitrary locations. If molecules hit any receptor, they are absorbed
by the TX immediately. Within the TX, molecules are stored in vesicles that are
continuously generated and released by the TX via the membrane fusion process.
Considering a transparent receiver (RX) and molecular degradation during the
propagation from the TX to the RX, we derive the molecule release rate and the
fraction of molecules absorbed by the TX as well as the received signal at the
RX. Notably, this analytical result is applicable for different numbers, sizes,
and locations of receptors, and its accuracy is verified via particle-based
simulations. Numerical results show that different vesicle generation rates
result in the same number of molecules absorbed by the TX, but different peak
received signals at the RX.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figures. This work has been accepted by IEEE GLOBECOM
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Evaluation of Ischemia-Modified Albumin and C-Reactive Protein in Type 2 Diabetics With and Without Ketosis
Noise suppression of on-chip mechanical resonators by chaotic coherent feedback
We propose a method to decouple the nanomechanical resonator in
optomechanical systems from the environmental noise by introducing a chaotic
coherent feedback loop. We find that the chaotic controller in the feedback
loop can modulate the dynamics of the controlled optomechanical system and
induce a broadband response of the mechanical mode. This broadband response of
the mechanical mode will cut off the coupling between the mechanical mode and
the environment and thus suppress the environmental noise of the mechanical
modes. As an application, we use the protected optomechanical system to act as
a quantum memory. It's shown that the noise-decoupled optomechanical quantum
memory is efficient for storing information transferred from coherent or
squeezed light
A Switched Approach to Robust Stabilization of Multiple Coupled Networked Control Systems
This paper proposes a switched approach to robust stabilization of a collection of coupled networked controlled systems (NCSs) with node devices acting over a limited communication channel. We suppose that the state information of every subsystem is split into different packets and only one packet of the subsystem can be transmitted at a time. Multiple NCSs with norm-bounded parameter uncertainties and multiple transmissions are modeled as a periodic switched system in this paper. State feedback controllers can be constructed in terms of linear matrix inequalities. A numerical example is given to show that a collection of uncertain NCSs with the problem of limited communication can be effectively stabilized via the designed controller
Modeling User Viewing Flow using Large Language Models for Article Recommendation
This paper proposes the User Viewing Flow Modeling (SINGLE) method for the
article recommendation task, which models the user constant preference and
instant interest from user-clicked articles. Specifically, we employ a user
constant viewing flow modeling method to summarize the user's general interest
to recommend articles. We utilize Large Language Models (LLMs) to capture
constant user preferences from previously clicked articles, such as skills and
positions. Then we design the user instant viewing flow modeling method to
build interactions between user-clicked article history and candidate articles.
It attentively reads the representations of user-clicked articles and aims to
learn the user's different interest views to match the candidate article. Our
experimental results on the Alibaba Technology Association (ATA) website show
the advantage of SINGLE, which achieves 2.4% improvements over previous
baseline models in the online A/B test. Our further analyses illustrate that
SINGLE has the ability to build a more tailored recommendation system by
mimicking different article viewing behaviors of users and recommending more
appropriate and diverse articles to match user interests.Comment: 8 pages
Socioeconomic impacts of innovative dairy supply chain practices. The case of the Laiterie du Berger in the Senegalese Sahel
This study analyzes the Laiterie Du Berger (LDB)'s milk supply chain and its contribution to strengthening the food security and socioeconomic resources of Senegalese Sahelian pastoral households. Porter's value chain model is used to characterize the innovations introduced by the LDB dairy in its milk inbound logistics and supplier relationships. A socioeconomic food security index and qualitative data are used to assess the dairy's supply chain's contribution to strengthen smallholder households' livelihoods. Data for this research were obtained through individual surveys, focus groups and in-depth interviews of LDB managers and milk suppliers. Results show that milk income contributes significantly to household food security. Suppliers who stabilize their dairy income between rainy and dry seasons, diversify income sources and have larger herds are more likely to remain food secure. The LDB innovations contribute by helping herders access biophysical and economic resources, leading to better livestock feed and household food security. (Résumé d'auteur
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