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associated production at LHC in the general 2HDM with Spontaneous CP Violation
Spontaneous CP violation motivates the introduction of two Higgs doublets in
the electroweak theory. Such a simple extension of the standard model has three
neutral Higgs bosons and a pair charged Higgs, especially it leads to rich
CP-violating sources including the induced Kobayashi-Maskawa CP-violating
phase, the mixing of the neutral Higgs bosons due to the CP-odd Higgs and the
effective complex Yukawa couplings of the charged and neutral Higgs bosons.
Within this model, we present the production of a charged Higgs boson in
association with a W boson at the LHC, and calculate in detail the cross
section and the transverse momentum distribution of the associated W boson.Comment: 16 pages, 6 figures, omitted 3 figures, motivations for Type III 2HDM
with SCPV is emphasized, to be published in PR
Secure Quantum Secret Sharing Based on Reusable GHZ States as Secure Carriers
We show a potential eavesdropper can eavesdrop whole secret information when
the legitimate users use secure carrier to encode and decode classical
information repeatedly in the protocol [proposed in Bagherinezhad S and
Karimipour V 2003 Phys. Rev. A \textbf{67} 044302]. Then we present a revised
quantum secret sharing protocol by using Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger state as
secure carrier. Our protocol can resist Eve's attack
Interacting topological phases and modular invariance
We discuss a (2+1) dimensional topological superconductor with left-
and right-moving Majorana edge modes and a
symmetry. In the absence of interactions, these phases are distinguished by an
integral topological invariant . With interactions, the edge state in the
case is unstable against interactions, and a invariant mass gap can be generated dynamically. We show that
this phenomenon is closely related to the modular invariance of type II
superstring theory. More generally, we show that the global gravitational
anomaly of the non-chiral Majorana edge states is the physical manifestation of
the bulk topological superconductors classified by .Comment: 11 page
Quasiparticle Interference on the Surface of the Topological Insulator BiTe
The quasiparticle interference of the spectroscopic imaging scanning
tunneling microscopy has been investigated for the surface states of the large
gap topological insulator BiTe through the T-matrix formalism. Both the
scalar potential scattering and the spin-orbit scattering on the warped
hexagonal isoenergy contour are considered. While backscatterings are forbidden
by time-reversal symmetry, other scatterings are allowed and exhibit strong
dependence on the spin configurations of the eigenfunctions at k points over
the isoenergy contour. The characteristic scattering wavevectors found in our
analysis agree well with recent experiment results.Comment: 5 pages, 2 figures, Some typos are correcte
A General Theorem Relating the Bulk Topological Number to Edge States in Two-dimensional Insulators
We prove a general theorem on the relation between the bulk topological
quantum number and the edge states in two dimensional insulators. It is shown
that whenever there is a topological order in bulk, characterized by a
non-vanishing Chern number, even if it is defined for a non-conserved quantity
such as spin in the case of the spin Hall effect, one can always infer the
existence of gapless edge states under certain twisted boundary conditions that
allow tunneling between edges. This relation is robust against disorder and
interactions, and it provides a unified topological classification of both the
quantum (charge) Hall effect and the quantum spin Hall effect. In addition, it
reconciles the apparent conflict between the stability of bulk topological
order and the instability of gapless edge states in systems with open
boundaries (as known happening in the spin Hall case). The consequences of time
reversal invariance for bulk topological order and edge state dynamics are
further studied in the present framework.Comment: A mistake corrected in reference
Spin Charge Separation in the Quantum Spin Hall State
The quantum spin Hall state is a topologically non-trivial insulator state
protected by the time reversal symmetry. We show that such a state always leads
to spin-charge separation in the presence of a flux. Our result is
generally valid for any interacting system. We present a proposal to
experimentally observe the phenomenon of spin-charge separation in the recently
discovered quantum spin Hall system.Comment: acknowledgement and references revise
Graph neural network for merger and acquisition prediction
This paper investigates the application of graph neural networks (GNN) in Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) prediction, which aims to quantify the relationship between companies, their founders, and investors. M&A is a critical management strategy to decide if the company is to grow or downsize, and M&A prediction has been a challenging research topic in the past few decades. However, the traditional methods of predicting M&A probability are only based on the company's fundamentals, such as revenue, profit, or news. Instead, GNN takes full advantage of those relationship data to expand feature dimension and improve the prediction result. Our M&A prediction solution integrates with the topic model for text analysis, advanced feature engineering, and several tricks to boost GNN. The approach achieves a high Area-Under-Curve score (AUC) 0.952, which is better than the previous record 0.888. The true positive rate is 83% with a low false positive rate 7.8%, which performance is better than the previous benchmark record 70.9%/10.6%
Detecting the Majorana fermion surface state of He-B through spin relaxation
The concept of the Majorana fermion has been postulated more than eighty
years ago; however, this elusive particle has never been observed in nature.
The non-local character of the Majorana fermion can be useful for topological
quantum computation. Recently, it has been shown that the 3He-B phase is a
time-reversal invariant topological superfluid, with a single component of
gapless Majorana fermion state localized on the surface. Such a Majorana
surface state contains half the degrees of freedom of the single Dirac surface
state recently observed in topological insulators. We show here that the
Majorana surface state can be detected through an electron spin relaxation
experiment. The Majorana nature of the surface state can be revealed though the
striking angular dependence of the relaxation time on the magnetic field
direction, where is the angle between the
magnetic field and the surface normal. The temperature dependence of the spin
relaxation rate can reveal the gapless linear dispersion of the Majorana
surface state. We propose a spin relaxation experiment setup where we inject an
electron inside a nano-sized bubble below the helium liquid surface.Comment: 6 pages, 2 figures; reformatted with reference adde
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