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Dark Matter in Universal Extra Dimension Models: vrs
We show that in a class of universal extra dimension models (UED), which
solves both the neutrino mass and proton decay problem, an admixture of KK
photon and KK right handed neutrinos can provide the required amount of cold
dark matter (CDM). This model has two parameters and ( is
the radius of the extra space dimensions and the extra neutral gauge boson
of the model). Using the value of the relic CDM density, combined with the
results from the cryogenic searches for CDM, we obtain upper limits on
of about 400-650 GeV and TeV, both being accessible to LHC. In
some regions of the parameter space, the dark matter-nucleon scattering cross
section can be as high as of cm, which can be probed by the next
round of dark matter search experiments.Comment: 13 pages, 2 figures; minor changes; to appear in Phys. Rev.
Publicness, Privacy and Confidentiality in the Single-Serving Quantum Broadcast Channel
The 2-receiver broadcast channel is studied: a network with three parties
where the transmitter and one of the receivers are the primarily involved
parties and the other receiver considered as third party. The messages that are
determined to be communicated are classified into public, private and
confidential based on the information they convey. The public message contains
information intended for both parties and is required to be decoded correctly
by both of them, the private message is intended for the primary party only,
however, there is no secrecy requirement imposed upon it meaning that it can
possibly be exposed to the third party and finally the confidential message
containing information intended exclusively for the primary party such that
this information must be kept completely secret from the other receiver. A
trade-off arises between the rates of the three messages, when one of the rates
is high, the other rates may need to be reduced to guarantee the reliable
transmission of all three messages. The encoder performs the necessary
equivocation by virtue of dummy random numbers whose rate is assumed to be
limited and should be considered in the trade-off as well. We study this
trade-off in the one-shot regime of a quantum broadcast channel by providing
achievability and (weak) converse regions. In the achievability, we prove and
use a conditional version of the convex-split lemma as well as position-based
decoding. By studying the asymptotic behaviour of our bounds, we will recover
several well-known asymptotic results in the literature.Comment: 23 pages, 1 figure, journa
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Juries and Justice: Are Malpractice and Other Personal Injuries Created Equal?
A study analyzed the civil jury system and the difference in personal injury awards between automobile and deep-pocket defendants, especially in medical malpractice cases. Six conclusions were reached, including the finding that juries sometimes respond emotionally and award some objectively similar cases higher damages than others
Investigation of nonlinear interaction phenomena in the ionosphere
Ionospheric phenomena as thermal radiation noise, propagation of naturally occurring radio noise through ionosphere, and generation of very low frequency emission
Albedos of Main-Belt Comets 133P/Elst-Pizarro and 176P/LINEAR
We present the determination of the geometric R-band albedos of two main-belt
comet nuclei based on data from the Spitzer Space Telescope and a number of
ground-based optical facilities. For 133P/Elst-Pizarro, we find an albedo of
p_R=0.05+/-0.02 and an effective radius of r_e=1.9+/-0.3 km (estimated
semi-axes of a~2.3 km and b~1.6 km). For 176P/LINEAR, we find an albedo of
p_R=0.06+/-0.02 and an effective radius of r_e=2.0+/-0.2 km (estimated
semi-axes of a~2.6 km and b~1.5 km). In terms of albedo, 133P and 176P are
similar to each other and are typical of other Themis family asteroids, C-class
asteroids, and other comet nuclei. We find no indication that 133P and 176P are
compositionally unique among other dynamically-similar (but inactive) members
of the Themis family, in agreement with previous assertions that the two
objects most likely formed in-situ. We also note that low albedo (p_R<0.075)
remains a consistent feature of all cometary (i.e., icy) bodies, whether they
originate in the inner solar system (the main-belt comets) or in the outer
solar system (all other comets).Comment: 11 pages, 3 figures, accepted for publication in ApJ
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