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    Geometrical structure effect on localization length of carbon nanotubes

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    The localization length and density of states of carbon nanotubes are evaluated within the tight-binding approximation. By comparison with the corresponding results for the square lattice tubes, it is found that the hexagonal structure affects strongly the behaviors of the density of states and localization lengths of carbon nanotubes.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figures, revised version to appear in Chin. Phys. Lett. The title is changed. Some arguments are adde

    Heavy-tailed statistics in short-message communication

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    Short-message (SM) is one of the most frequently used communication channels in the modern society. In this Brief Report, based on the SM communication records provided by some volunteers, we investigate the statistics of SM communication pattern, including the interevent time distributions between two consecutive short messages and two conversations, and the distribution of message number contained by a complete conversation. In the individual level, the current empirical data raises a strong evidence that the human activity pattern, exhibiting a heavy-tailed interevent time distribution, is driven by a non-Poisson nature.Comment: 4 pages, 4 figures and 1 tabl

    The Finite Field Kakeya Problem

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    A Besicovitch set in AG(n,q) is a set of points containing a line in every direction. The Kakeya problem is to determine the minimal size of such a set. We solve the Kakeya problem in the plane, and substantially improve the known bounds for n greater than 4.Comment: 13 page

    Black hole evaporation with separated fermions

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    In models with a low quantum gravity scale, a well-motivated reason to expect quark and lepton fields are localized but physically separated is to avoid proton decay. This could happen in a ``fat-brane'' or in an additional, orthogonal 1/TeV sized dimension in which the gauge and Higgs fields live throughout. Black holes with masses of order the quantum gravity scale are therefore expected to evaporate non-universally, preferentially radiating directly into quarks or leptons but not both. Should black holes be copiously produced at a future hadron collider, we find the ratio of final state jets to charged leptons to photons is 113:8:1, which differs from previous analyses that assumed all standard model fields live at the same point in the extra dimensional space.Comment: 5 pages, REVTe

    Retrospective-Cost Adaptive Control of Uncertain Hammerstein Systems Using a NARMAX Controller Structure

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    Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/97107/1/AIAA2012-4448.pd

    On a conjecture of Marton

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    We prove a conjecture of K. Marton, widely known as the polynomial Freiman--Ruzsa conjecture, in characteristic 22. The argument extends to odd characteristic, with details to follow in a subsequent paper.Comment: 33 pages, updated version now to be submitted for publicatio

    Femtosecond Spectroscopy with Vacuum Ultraviolet Pulse Pairs

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    We combine different wavelengths from an intense high-order harmonics source with variable delay at the focus of a split-mirror interferometer to conduct pump-probe experiments on gas-phase molecules. We report measurements of the time resolution (<44 fs) and spatial profiles (4 {\mu}m x 12 {\mu}m) at the focus of the apparatus. We demonstrate the utility of this two-color, high-order-harmonic technique by time resolving molecular hydrogen elimination from C2H4 excited into its absorption band at 161 nm

    A T-odd observable sensitive to CP violating phases in squark decay

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    We present a new observable sensitive to a certain combination of CP violating phases in supersymmetric extensions of the Standard Model, viz. a triple product of momenta in the cascade decay of a heavy squark via an on-shell neutralino and off-shell slepton. We investigate the regions of parameter space in which the signal is strong enough to be detectable at the LHC with (102103)/sin2(2Δϕ)\sim \bigl(10^2-10^3\bigr)/\sin^2(2\Delta\phi) identified events, where Δϕ\Delta\phi is a certain combination of phases in the MSSM presented in the text.Comment: Several references adde
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