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    Rational Points on Diagonal Cubic Surfaces

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    We show under the assumption that the Tate-Shafarevich group of any elliptic curve over the rational numbers is finite that the cubic surface x13+p1p2x23+p2p3x33+p3p1x43=0x_1^3 + p_1p_2x_2^3 + p_2p_3x_3^3 + p_3p_1x_4^3 = 0 has a rational point, where p1,p2p_1, p_2 and p3p_3 are rational primes congruent to 22 or 55 modulo 99

    Truncation Error Analysis of Approximate Operators for a Moving Particle Semi-Implicit Method

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    This paper considers several approximate operators used in a particle method based on a Voronoi diagram. Under some assumptions on a weight function, we derive truncation error estimates for our approximate gradient and Laplace operators. Our results show that our approximate gradient and Laplace operators tend to the usual gradient and Laplace operators when the ratio (the radius of the interaction area/the radius of a Voronoi cell) is sufficiently large. The key idea of our approach is to divide the integration region into two ring-shaped areas.Comment: 2 figure

    梁啓超における啓蒙思想の理念 : その形成と問題

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    対角的三次曲面の有理点

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    Tohoku University花村 昌樹課

    Neutron scattering study on spin correlations and fluctuations in the transition-metal-based magnetic quasicrystal Zn-Fe-Sc

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    Spin correlations and fluctuations in the 3d-transition-metal-based icosahedral quasicrystal Zn-Fe-Sc have been investigated by neutron scattering using polycrystalline samples. Magnetic diffuse scattering has been observed in the elastic experiment at low temperatures, indicating development of static short-range-spin correlations. In addition, the inelastic scattering experiment detects a QQ-independent quasielastic signal ascribed to single-site relaxational spin fluctuations. Above the macroscopic freezing temperature Tf7T_{\rm f} \simeq 7 K, the spin relaxation rate shows Arrhenius-type behavior, indicating thermally activated relaxation process. In contrast, the relaxation rate remains finite even at the lowest temperature, suggesting a certain quantum origin for the spin fluctuations below TfT_{\rm f}.Comment: To be published in Phys. Rev.
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