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Holomorphic isometry from a Kahler manifold into a product of complex projective manifolds
We study the global property of local holomorphic isometric mappings from a
class of Kahler manifolds into a product of projective algebraic manifolds with
induced Fubini-Study metrics, where isometric factors are allowed to be
negative
Cooperative Spectrum Sensing over Generalized Fading Channels Based on Energy Detection
This paper analyzes the unified performance of energy detection (ED) of
spectrum sensing (SS) over generalized fading channels in cognitive radio (CR)
networks. The detective performance of SS schemes will be obviously affected by
fading channel between communication nodes, and ED has the advantages of fast
implementation, no requirement of priori received information and low
complexity, so it is meaningful to investigate ED that is performed over fading
channels such as Nakagami-m channel and Rice channel, or generalized fading
channels such as \k{appa}-{\mu} fading distribution and {\eta}-{\mu} fading
distribution. The {\alpha}-\k{appa}-{\mu} fading distribution is a generalized
fading model that represents the nonlinear and small-scale variation of fading
channels. The probability density function (p.d.f.) of instantaneous
signal-to-ratio (SNR) of {\alpha}-\k{appa}-{\mu} distribution is derived from
the envelope p.d.f. to evaluate energy efficiency for sensing systems. Next,
the probability of detection model with Marcum-Q function has been derived and
the close-form detective expressions with moment generating function (MGF)
method are deduced to achieve sensing communications over generalized fading
channels. Furthermore, novel and exact closed-form analytic expressions for
average area under the receiver operating characteristics curve also have been
deduced to analyze the performance characteristics of ED over
{\alpha}-\k{appa}-{\mu} fading channels. Besides, cooperative spectrum sensing
(CSS) with diversity reception has been applied to improve the detection
accuracy and mitigate the shadowed fading features with OR-rule. At last, the
results show that the detection capacity can be evidently affected by
{\alpha}-\k{appa}-{\mu} fading conditions, but appropriate channel parameters
will improve sensing performance.Comment: 14 page
gravity from holographic Ricci dark energy model with new boundary conditions
Commonly used boundary conditions in reconstructing gravity from
holographic Ricci dark energy model (RDE) are found to cause some problem, we
therefore propose new boundary conditions in this paper. By reconstructing
gravity from the RDE with these new boundary conditions, we show that
the new ones are better than the present commonly used ones since they can give
the physically expected information, which is lost when the commonly used ones
are taken in the reconstruction, of the resulting theory. Thus, the new
boundary conditions proposed here are more suitable for the reconstruction of
gravity.Comment: 10 page
Generalized Hodge dual for torsion in teleparallel gravity
For teleparallel gravity in four dimensions, Lucas and Pereira have shown
that a generalized Hodge dual for torsion tensor can be defined with
coefficients determined by mathematical consistency. In this paper, we
demonstrate that a direct generalization to other dimensions fails and no new
generalized Hodge dual operator could be given. Furthermore, if one enforces
the definition of a generalized Hodge dual to be consistent with the action of
teleparallel gravity in general dimensions, the basic identity for any sensible
Hodge dual would require an \textit{ad hoc} definition for the second Hodge
dual operation which is totally unexpected. Therefore, we conclude that at
least for the torsion tensor, the observation of Lucas and Pereira only applies
to four dimensions.Comment: 12 pages, corrected typos, rearranged reference
Uniformly expanding vacuum: a possible interpretation of the dark energy
Following the spirit of the equivalence principle, we take a step further to
recognize the free fall of the observer as a method to eliminate causes that
would lead the perceived vacuum to change its original state. Thus, it is
expected that the vacuum should be in a rigid Minkowski state or be uniformly
expanding. By carefully investigating the impact on measurement caused by the
expansion, we clarify the exact meaning of the uniformly expanding vacuum and
find that this proposal may be able to explain the current observations of an
accelerating universe.Comment: 5 pages, accepted by Physics of the Dark Univers
Emergent cosmic space in Rastall theory
Padmanabhan's emergent cosmic space proposal is employed to study the Rastall
theory which involves modifying the conservation law of energy-momentum tensor.
As a necessary element for this approach, we firstly propose a modified Komar
energy which reflects the evolution of the energy-momentum itself in the case
of a perfect fluid. After that, an expansion law is invoked to reobtain the
Friedmann equation in this theory.Comment: 8 pages, no figures, published version in CQ
Probing Cosmic Axions through Resonant Emission and Absorption in Atomic Systems with Superradiance
The eV-mass axion is one of the most promising candidates for cold dark
matter, and remains to be a well-motivated solution to the CP problem of
Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) via the Peccei-Quinn mechanism. In this paper, we
propose a novel method to detect the dark-matter axions in our galaxy via the
resonant emission (or absorption ) in an atomic system with superradiance, where
and stand for the excited and ground energy
levels of atoms, respectively. A similar process via (or )
is also put forward to probe the axion-electron coupling. For the nominal
experimental setup assuming a background-free environment, most of the
parameter space for typical QCD axion models can be covered with parahydrogen
molecules or ytterbium atoms. However, the background in a realistic
experimental setup remains to be a major issue that needs to be solved in
future studies. Searching for better atomic or molecular candidates may be
required for a bigger signal-to-noise ratio.Comment: 8 pages, 4 figures, published in PR
Constraining Neutrino Lifetimes and Magnetic Moments via Solar Neutrinos in the Large Xenon Detectors
The multi-ton-scale liquid xenon detectors, with an excellent energy
resolution of a few keV, will be constructed to probe the dark-matter
particles. In this paper, we show that precision measurements of the low-energy
solar neutrinos via the elastic neutrino-electron scattering in this kind of
detectors are able to improve the present limits on neutrino lifetimes and
neutrino magnetic moments by about one order of magnitude. We carefully study
the impact of the unknown neutrino mass spectrum on the ultimate limits in the
case of non-radiative visible neutrino decays. In the case of invisible
neutrino decays, the lower bounds and at the level can be obtained for a total exposure of
. Furthermore, a restrictive constraint on the
effective magnetic moment of neutrinos , with being the Bohr magneton, can be
achieved. This is among the best results that will be available in the
laboratory experiments in the near future.Comment: 27 pages, 7 figures, more discussions added, accepted for publication
in JCA
Personalized sentence generation using generative adversarial networks with author-specific word usage
The author-specific word usage is a vital feature to let readers perceive the
writing style of the author. In this work, a personalized sentence generation
method based on generative adversarial networks (GANs) is proposed to cope with
this issue. The frequently used function word and content word are incorporated
not only as the input features but also as the sentence structure constraint
for the GAN training. For the sentence generation with the related topics
decided by the user, the Named Entity Recognition (NER) information of the
input words is also used in the network training. We compared the proposed
method with the GAN-based sentence generation methods, and the experimental
results showed that the generated sentences using our method are more similar
to the original sentences of the same author based on the objective evaluation
such as BLEU and SimHash score.Comment: slightly changed version of the paper accepted to the CICling 2019
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An Auction Approach to Distributed Power Allocation for Multiuser Cooperative Networks
This paper studies a wireless network where multiple users cooperate with
each other to improve the overall network performance. Our goal is to design an
optimal distributed power allocation algorithm that enables user cooperation,
in particular, to guide each user on the decision of transmission mode
selection and relay selection. Our algorithm has the nice interpretation of an
auction mechanism with multiple auctioneers and multiple bidders. Specifically,
in our proposed framework, each user acts as both an auctioneer (seller) and a
bidder (buyer). Each auctioneer determines its trading price and allocates
power to bidders, and each bidder chooses the demand from each auctioneer. By
following the proposed distributed algorithm, each user determines how much
power to reserve for its own transmission, how much power to purchase from
other users, and how much power to contribute for relaying the signals of
others. We derive the optimal bidding and pricing strategies that maximize the
weighted sum rates of the users. Extensive simulations are carried out to
verify our proposed approach.Comment: Accepted by IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communication
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