484 research outputs found
Four-fold non-Hermitian phase transitions and non-reciprocal coupled resonator optical waveguides
Non-Hermitian systems can exhibit extraordinary sensitivity to boundary
conditions. Given that topological boundary modes and non-Hermitian skin
effects can either coexist or individually appear in non-Hermitian systems, it
is of great value to present a comprehensive non-Hermitian phase diagram, for
further flexible control in realistic non-Hermitian systems. Here, we reveal
four-fold non-Hermitian phase transitions at a mathematically level, where
phase I exhibits only topological boundary modes, phase II displays both
topological boundary modes and skin modes, phase III exhibits only skin modes,
and phase IV cannot manifest any boundary modes. By deriving non-Hermitian
winding numbers, the existence or non-existence condition of topological
boundary modes are analytically expressed, consistent with the numerical
results obtained through the iterative Green's function method. Combining with
the study on non-Hermitian skin effects, we rigorously establish the four-fold
phase diagram. We also design an array of coupled resonator optical waveguides.
The introduction of non-Hermiticity in the photonic structure induces a
phenomenon similar to band inversion in topological insulators, indicating the
presence of topological boundary modes in the photonic bands.Comment: 11 pages, 6 figure
Graphic Style Transfer Technology in Multimedia Communication: An Application of Deep Residual Adaptive Networks in Graphic Design
With the rapid development of wireless network technology and the rapid popularity of portable smart terminals, multimedia communication based on images and videos has become the favorite way of communication in the new era. Image style transfer technology is one of the research directions that has attracted much attention in the field of multimedia communication. To achieve the diversification of images and ease of use in the multimedia communication process, this paper researches the multimedia network communication technology and image style transfer technology. By combining visual style transfer technology and depth residual adaptive network technology in multimedia communication technology, the redesign and creation of graphics can be carried out effectively. The resulting graphics can meet the needs of the art creators and the technique provides higher creative efficiency, excellent peak model signal-to-noise ratio and structural similarity performance, and output levels that meet the basic needs compared to traditional manual design. The method can be effectively used in urban building appearance design and art creation and has good theoretical and practical research value
Decoding Social Sentiment in DAO: A Comparative Analysis of Blockchain Governance Communities
Blockchain technology is leading a revolutionary transformation across
diverse industries, with effective governance standing as a critical
determinant for the success and sustainability of blockchain projects.
Community forums, pivotal in engaging decentralized autonomous organizations
(DAOs), wield a substantial impact on blockchain governance decisions.
Concurrently, Natural Language Processing (NLP), particularly sentiment
analysis, provides powerful insights from textual data. While prior research
has explored the potential of NLP tools in social media sentiment analysis, a
gap persists in understanding the sentiment landscape of blockchain governance
communities. The evolving discourse and sentiment dynamics on the forums of top
DAOs remain largely unknown. This paper delves deep into the evolving discourse
and sentiment dynamics on the public forums of leading DeFi projects -- Aave,
Uniswap, Curve Dao, Aragon, Yearn.finance, Merit Circle, and Balancer --
placing a primary focus on discussions related to governance issues. Despite
differing activity patterns, participants across these decentralized
communities consistently express positive sentiments in their Discord
discussions, indicating optimism towards governance decisions. Additionally,
our research suggests a potential interplay between discussion intensity and
sentiment dynamics, indicating that higher discussion volumes may contribute to
more stable and positive emotions. The insights gained from this study are
valuable for decision-makers in blockchain governance, underscoring the pivotal
role of sentiment analysis in interpreting community emotions and its evolving
impact on the landscape of blockchain governance. This research significantly
contributes to the interdisciplinary exploration of the intersection of
blockchain and society, with a specific emphasis on the decentralized
blockchain governance ecosystem
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