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Gamma-ray bursts as the birth-cries of black holes
The origin of cosmic gamma-ray bursts remains one of the most intriguing
puzzles in astronomy. We suggest that purely general relativistic effects in
the collapse of massive stars could account for these bursts. The late
formation of closed trapped surfaces can occur naturally, allowing the escape
of huge energy from curvature-generated fireballs, before these are hidden
within a black hole.Comment: 4 pages Revtex, 1 figure. This essay received an honorable mention in
the Gravity Research Foundation essay competitio
Establishing Self-Healing and Seamless Connectivity among IoT Networks Using Kalman Filter
The Internet of Things (IoT) is the extension of Internet connectivity into physical devices and to everyday objects. Efficient mobility support in IoT provides seamless connectivity to mobile nodes having restrained resources in terms of energy, memory and link capacity. Existing routing algorithms have less reactivity to mobility. So, in this work, a new proactive mobility support algorithm based on the Kalman Filter has been proposed. Mobile nodes are provided with a seamless connectivity by minimizing the switching numbers between point of attachment which helps in reducing signaling overhead and power consumption. The handoff trigger scheme which makes use of mobility information in order to predict handoff event occurrence is used. Mobile nodes new attachment points and its trajectory is predicted using the Kalman-Filter. Kalman-Filter is a predictor-estimator method used for movement prediction is used in this approach. Kalman Filtering is carried out in two steps: i) Predicting and ii) Updating. Each step is investigated and coded as a function with matrix input and output. Self-healing characteristics is being considered in the proposed algorithm to prevent the network from failing and to help in efficient routing of data. Proposed approach achieves high efficiency in terms of movement prediction, energy efficiency, handoff delay and fault tolerance when compared to existing approach
A NOVEL CONSIDERATION TOWARDS HEAVY METALS IN THE ENVIRONMENT
For the past few years, there was an increased global concern on public health impacts attributed to environmental pollution. In the recent times, concentration was focused mostly on declining of atmospheric ozone layer as well as environmental pollution. Improper managing of solid waste is one of the most important reasons of environmental pollution as well as degradation in most of the places. Heavy metals are natural components of Earth's crust which cannot be destroyed and these are found from anthropogenic source. Hence, heavy metals when not checked properly might lead to most important health problems. In high quantities, these metals are extremely toxic for human. In our work we therefore aim at evaluation of implication of heavy metals on groundwater
An ansatz for spacetimes of zero gravitational mass : global monopoles and textures
We propose a geometric ansatz, a restriction on Euclidean / Minkowski
distance in the embedding space being propotional to distance in the embedded
space, to generate spacetimes with vanishing gravitational mass (). It turns out that these spacetimes can represent
global monopoles and textures. Thus the ansatz is a prescription to generate
zero mass spacetimes that could describe topological defects, global monopoles
and textures.Comment: 9 pages, LaTeX versio
Inhomogeneous imperfect fluid spherical models without Big-Bang singularity
So far all known singularity-free cosmological models are cylindrically
symmetric. Here we present a new family of spherically symmetric non-singular
models filled with imperfect fluid and radial heat flow, and satisfying the
weak and strong energy conditions. For large anisotropy in pressure and
heat flux tend to vanish leading to a perfect fluid. There is a free function
of time in the model, which can be suitably chosen for non-singular behaviour
and there exist multiplicity of such choices.Comment: 8 pages, LaTeX versio
Scalar and Spinor Perturbation to the Kerr-NUT Spacetime
We study the scalar and spinor perturbation, namely the Klein-Gordan and
Dirac equations, in the Kerr-NUT space-time. The metric is invariant under the
duality transformation involving the exchange of mass and NUT parameters on one
hand and radial and angle coordinates on the other. We show that this
invariance is also shared by the scalar and spinor perturbation equations.
Further, by the duality transformation, one can go from the Kerr to the dual
Kerr solution, and vice versa, and the same applies to the perturbation
equations. In particular, it turns out that the potential barriers felt by the
incoming scalar and spinor fields are higher for the dual Kerr than that for
the Kerr. We also comment on existence of horizon and singularity.Comment: 31 pages including 20 figures, RevTeX style: Final version to appear
in Classical and Quantum Gravit
On the strong converses for the quantum channel capacity theorems
A unified approach to prove the converses for the quantum channel capacity
theorems is presented. These converses include the strong converse theorems for
classical or quantum information transfer with error exponents and novel
explicit upper bounds on the fidelity measures reminiscent of the Wolfowitz
strong converse for the classical channel capacity theorems. We provide a new
proof for the error exponents for the classical information transfer. A long
standing problem in quantum information theory has been to find out the strong
converse for the channel capacity theorem when quantum information is sent
across the channel. We give the quantum error exponent thereby giving a
one-shot exponential upper bound on the fidelity. We then apply our results to
show that the strong converse holds for the quantum information transfer across
an erasure channel for maximally entangled channel inputs.Comment: Added the strong converse for the erasure channel for maximally
entangled inputs and corrected minor typo
An Impact of Empirical Data Analysis in the World of Business Environment
Data Analysis plays a key role in all the fields of (Production and Operations, Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Analysis and Management) for successful market share. Data science can raise the value of any business who can effectively utilize their data. The proposed work presents heterogeneous types of data analysis techniques that are useful for changing the needs of the business. This study showcases how effective data analysis is carried out both qualitatively and quantitatively. The utilization of data analysis is to identify and distinguish the relationship in data and the trends among the factors which represent the data. It plays a vital role in making a business decision more effectively. With the aid of different data analysis techniques, data scientists can perform many operations on datasets that are useful for business organizations and it can also, help in many industrial applications. https://doi.org/10.21632/irjbs.15.1.97-109</p
Radiating black holes in Einstein-Yang-Mills theory and cosmic censorship
Exact nonstatic spherically symmetric black-hole solution of the higher
dimensional Einstein-Yang-Mills equations for a null dust with Yang-Mills gauge
charge are obtained by employing Wu-Yang \textit{ansatz}, namely, HD-EYM Vaidya
solution. It is interesting to note that gravitational contribution of YM gauge
charge for this ansatz is indeed opposite (attractive rather than repulsive)
that of Maxwell charge. It turns out that the gravitational collapse of null
dust with YM gauge charge admit strong curvature shell focusing naked
singularities violating cosmic censorship. However, there is significant
shrinkage of the initial data space for a naked singularity of the HD-Vaidya
collapse due to presence of YM gauge charge. The effect of YM gauge charge on
structure and location of the apparent and event horizons is also discussed.Comment: 9 RevTeX pages, 1 figur
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