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    Magnetic behavior of single crystalline Ho2_2PdSi3_3

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    The magnetic behavior of single-crystal Ho2_2PdSi3_3, crystallizing in an AlB2_2-derived hexagonal structure, is investigated by magnetic susceptibility (χ\chi) and electrical resistivity (ρ\rho) measurements along two directions. There is no dramatic anisotropy in the high temperature Curie-Weiss parameter or in the ρ\rho and isothermal magnetization data, though there is a noticeable anisotropy in the magnitude of ρ\rho between two perpendicular orientations. The degree of anisotropy is overall less prominent than in the Gd (which is an S-state ion!) and Tb analogues. A point of emphasis is that this compound undergoes long range magnetic ordering below 8 K as in the case of analogous Gd and Dy compounds. Considering this fact for these compounds with well-localised f-orbital, the spin glass freezing noted for isomorphous U compounds in the recent literature could be attributed to the role of the f-ligand hybridization, rather than just Pd-Si disorder.Comment: Physical Review B, in pres

    Meromorphic Continuation Of Global Zeta Functions for Number Fields

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    In the paper, we shall establish the existence of a meromorphic continuation of the Global Zeta Functions ζ(f,χ)\zeta(f,\chi) of a Global Number Field KK and also deduce the functional equation for the same, using different properties of the id\`ele class group CK1\mathcal{C}_K^1 of a global field KK extensively defined using basic notions of Ad\`eles (AK\mathbb{A}_K) and Id\`eles (I\mathbb{I}) of KK, and also evaluating Fourier Transforms of functions ff on the space S(AK)\mathcal{S}(\mathbb{A}_K) of Ad\`elic Schwartz-Bruhat Functions. A brief overview of most of the concepts required to prove our desired result have been provided to the readers in the earlier sections of the text.Comment: 23 Page

    Fabrication of Decorative Fluorescent Composite Material

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    Decorative Composites are the composite materials having artistic characteristics in addition to functional characteristics. It is highly possible that the decorative composites may produce an entire new field on the fibrous composite industry. Natural fiber reinforced composite is gaining attention and considered as an eco-friendly material. Generally cellulosic fibers are used to reinforce the composites. In this paper, we proposed a method for producing artistic composite from artistic fabric by using sisal fiber. In order to expand applications of the fiber reinforced composite, we performed the hand lay-up method for the preparation of mold with the help of themocoul. Then using epoxy resin as matrix we prepared a decorative composite with sisal fiber as reinforced material. To make it more attractive, fluorescent materials have been added which disturbed the curing property of epoxy resin and took a lot more time. But finally we got decorative fluorescent composite materials with desired shape

    Constraints on parity violating conformal field theories in d=3d=3

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    We derive constraints on three-point functions involving the stress tensor, TT, and a conserved U(1)U(1) current, jj, in 2+1 dimensional conformal field theories that violate parity, using conformal collider bounds introduced by Hofman and Maldacena. Conformal invariance allows parity-odd tensor-structures for the TTT\langle T T T \rangle and jjT \langle j j T \rangle correlation functions which are unique to three space-time dimensions. Let the parameters which determine the TTT\langle T T T \rangle correlation function be t4t_4 and αT\alpha_T , where αT\alpha_T is the parity-violating contribution. Similarly let the parameters which determine jjT \langle j j T \rangle correlation function be a2a_2, and αJ\alpha_J , where αJ\alpha_J is the parity-violating contribution. We show that the parameters (t4,αT)(t_4, \alpha_T) and (a2,αJ)(a_2, \alpha_J) are bounded to lie inside a disc at the origin of the t4t_4 - αT\alpha_T plane and the a2a_2 - αJ\alpha_J plane respectively. We then show that large NN Chern-Simons theories coupled to a fundamental fermion/boson lie on the circle which bounds these discs. The `t Hooft coupling determines the location of these theories on the boundary circles.Comment: Minor typos corrected, Figures changed , References adde
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