380 research outputs found

    Freezing a Quantum Magnet by Repeated Quantum Interference: An Experimental Realization

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    We experimentally demonstrate the phenomenon of dynamical many-body freezing in a periodically driven Ising chain. Theoretically [Phys. Rev. B 82, 172402 (2010)], for certain values of the drive parameters all fundamental degrees of freedom contributing to the response dynamics freeze for all time and for arbitrary initial states. Also, since the condition of freezing involves only the drive parameters and not on the quantization of the momentum (i.e., the system-size), our simulation with a small (3-spin) chain captures all salient features of the freezing phenomenon predicted for the infinite chain. Using optimal control techniques, we realize high-fidelity cosine modulated drive, and observe non-monotonic freezing of magnetization at specific frequencies of modulation. Time-evolution of the excitations in momentum space has been tracked directly through magnetization measurements

    Multiple Slot Fractal Structured Antenna for Wi-Fi and Radio Altimeter for uncertain Applications

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    A multiple slot fractal antenna design has been determined communication efficiency and its multi-function activities.  High-speed small communication devices have been required for future smart chip applications, so that researchers have been employed new and creative antenna design. Antennas are key part in communication systems, those are used to improve communication parameters like gain, efficiency, and bandwidth. Consistently, modern antennas design with high bandwidth and gain balancing is very difficult, therefore an adaptive antenna array chip design is required. In this research work a coaxial fed antenna with fractal geometry design has been implemented for Wi-Fi and Radio altimeter application. The fractal geometry has been taken with multiple numbers of slots in the radiating structure for uncertain applications. The coaxial feeding location has been selected based on the good impedance matching condition (50 Ohms). The overall dimension mentioned for antenna are approximately 50X50X1.6 mm on FR4 substrate and performance characteristic analysis is performed with change in substrate material presented in this work. Dual-band resonant frequency is being emitted by the antenna with resonance at 3.1 and 4.3 GHz for FR4 substrate material and change in the resonant bands is obtained with change in substrate. The proposed Antenna is prototyped on Anritsu VNA tool and presented the comparative analysis like VSWR 12%, reflection coefficient 9.4%,3D-Gain 6.2% and surface current 9.3% had been improved

    Inverse Modeling Of Groundwater System Using Coupled PSO-MLPG Techniques

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    The effective management of groundwater systems relies on the adequate knowledge of its hydro-geological parameters. In large aquifer systems, it is often computationally expensive to estimate the spatially distributed aquifer parameters. Inverse modeling of these parameters are usually required in simulation of flow and contaminant transport in the problem domain for its meaningful system prediction. In the present study, a new approach for inverse modeling is adopted based on Meshless Local Petrov Galerkin (MLPG) flow simulation model which is coupled with Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) model. MLPG is one of the meshless techniques, which are recently developed to solve many partial differential governing equations in various engineering fields. Here, without using a pre-defined mesh, the system of equations are established for the entire domain. In MLPG, only appropriate distribution of nodes is utilized in the modeling. The nodes are used for approximation of the governing equations by using support domain. This alleviates the huge efforts required in pre-processing for groundwater modeling, as in mesh based methods. The numerical model is developed in 2 dimensions using MATLAB. The standard PSO algorithm is used for optimization and both simulation optimization models are coupled. The model is applied to a hypothetical confined aquifer to compute transmissivity in different zones of the aquifer. The stability of the estimated parameter is investigated by considering different sets of head data, assuming error free head and different sets involving measurement errors. The solutions are compared with other inverse models using the Levenberg-Marquardt Algorithm (LMA) and Genetic Algorithm (GA). The PSO results are comparable with LMA and are better compared to GA estimates. From the results we can say that the model can be applied to obtain optimal estimates of the aquifer parameters in the regional groundwater systems

    ACUTE POST COMPLICATIONS IN STROKE PATIENTS VISITING A TERTIARY TEACHING HOSPITAL

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    Objective: The study was focused on assessing the incidence of stroke and their association with types of the risk factor, with an emphasis on acute post complications and their symptomatic management for early detection.Methods: A prospective observational study was carried out on stroke patients visiting a medicine department of a tertiary hospital, Andhra Pradesh, India from August 2017 to November 2017. Patient's demographics and lab data was collected for analysis.Results: A total of 110 patients participated in the study. Among them high incidence is males (69%), 61-80yrs (48%), with 2 risk factors (35%) among which age (67%) and hypertension (66%) were related to the high degree of prevalence. 47% of the study population were identified with one complication, among which seizures account for 38% of patients. All the complications associated with the condition were treated with drug classes, in which anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) were the mainstay in the management of epilepsy.Conclusion: Brain edema and seizure attack were the most accountable complications identified in the study population. The early detection of these problems can improve the stroke outcomes and can reduce the mortality or disability rate

    MAXIMUM CONNECTED LOAD BALANCING COVER TREE ALGORITHM FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK

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    In wireless sensor network the main problem is in the network lifetime, power transmission, energy consumption, speed and bandwidth for transmitting the packets and another problem is that the sink node can connect only with the limited nodes if more number of nodes is connected means then there may be occurrence of traffic and the data information can be eliminated. In order to overcome this problem maximum connected load balancing cover tree (MCLCT) algorithm is used. In various studies it is observed that the MCLCT has more network lifetime, power transmission and energy consumption when compared to the other methods and also to solve the optimization problem simulated annealing algorithm is used to transmit the data which form minimum movement in wireless sensor network and which can achieve both target coverage (TCOV) and network connectivity (NCON)
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