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Differential decay rates of CP-even and CP-odd Higgs bosons to top and bottom quarks at NNLO QCD
We consider the decay of a neutral Higgs boson of arbitrary CP nature to a
massive quark antiquark pair at next-to-next-to-leading order in perturbative
QCD. Our analysis is made at the differential level using the antenna
subtraction framework. We apply our general set-up to the decays of a CP-even
and CP-odd heavy Higgs boson to a top-quark top-antiquark pair and to the decay
of the 125 GeV Higgs boson to a massive bottom-quark bottom-antiquark pair. In
the latter case we calculate, in particular, the two-jet, three-jet, and
four-jet decay rates and, for two-jet events, the energy distribution of the
leading jet.Comment: Latex, 23 pages, a reference adde
Quantum Robot: Structure, Algorithms and Applications
A kind of brand-new robot, quantum robot, is proposed through fusing quantum
theory with robot technology. Quantum robot is essentially a complex quantum
system and it is generally composed of three fundamental parts: MQCU (multi
quantum computing units), quantum controller/actuator, and information
acquisition units. Corresponding to the system structure, several learning
control algorithms including quantum searching algorithm and quantum
reinforcement learning are presented for quantum robot. The theoretic results
show that quantum robot can reduce the complexity of O(N^2) in traditional
robot to O(N^(3/2)) using quantum searching algorithm, and the simulation
results demonstrate that quantum robot is also superior to traditional robot in
efficient learning by novel quantum reinforcement learning algorithm.
Considering the advantages of quantum robot, its some potential important
applications are also analyzed and prospected.Comment: 19 pages, 4 figures, 2 table
Handgrip pattern recognition
There are numerous tragic gun deaths each year. Making handguns safer by personalizing them could prevent most such tragedies. Personalized handguns, also called smart guns, are handguns that can only be fired by the authorized user. Handgrip pattern recognition holds great promise in the development of the smart gun.
Two algorithms, static analysis algorithm and dynamic analysis algorithm, were developed to find the patterns of a person about how to grasp a handgun. The static analysis algorithm measured 160 subjects\u27 fingertip placements on the replica gun handle. The cluster analysis and discriminant analysis were applied to these fingertip placements, and a classification tree was built to find the fingertip pattern for each subject.
The dynamic analysis algorithm collected and measured 24 subjects\u27 handgrip pressure waveforms during the trigger pulling stage. A handgrip recognition algorithm was developed to find the correct pattern. A DSP box was built to make the handgrip pattern recognition to be done in real time. A real gun was used to evaluate the handgrip recognition algorithm. The result was shown and it proves that such a handgrip recognition system works well as a prototype
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The demands of improving energy efficiency for high performance scientific applications arise crucially nowadays. Software-controlled hardware solutions directed by Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) have shown their effectiveness extensively. Although DVFS is beneficial to green computing, introducing DVFS itself can incur non-negligible overhead, if there exist a large number of frequency switches issued by DVFS. In this paper, we propose a strategy to achieve the optimal energy savings for distributed matrix multiplication via algorithmically trading more computation and communication at a time adaptively with user-specified memory costs for less DVFS switches, which saves 7.5% more energy on average than a classic strategy. Moreover, we leverage a high performance communication scheme for fully exploiting network bandwidth via pipeline broadcast. Overall, the integrated approach achieves substantial energy savings (up to 51.4%) and performance gain (28.6% on average) compared to ScaLAPACK pdgemm() on a cluster with an Ethernet switch, and outperforms ScaLAPACK and DPLASMA pdgemm() respectively by 33.3% and 32.7% on average on a cluster with an Infiniband switch
QCD corrections to single slepton production at hadron colliders
We evaluate the cross section for single slepton production at hadron
colliders in supersymmetric theories with R-parity violating interactions to
the next-to-leading order in QCD. We obtain fully differential cross section by
using the phase space slicing method. We also perform soft-gluon resummation to
all order in of leading logarithm to obtain a complete transverse
momentum spectrum of the slepton. We find that the full transverse momentum
spectrum is peaked at a few GeV, consistent with the early results for
Drell-Yan production of lepton pairs. We also consider the contribution from
gluon fusion via quark-triangle loop diagrams dominated by the -quark loop.
The cross section of this process is significantly smaller than that of the
tree-level process induced by the initial annihilation.Comment: one new reference is adde
Kaon and pion parton distribution amplitudes to twist-three
We compute all kaon and pion parton distribution amplitudes (PDAs) to
twist-three and find that only the pseudotensor PDA can reasonably be
approximated by its conformal limit expression. At terrestrially accessible
energy scales, the twist-two and pseudoscalar twist-three PDAs differ
significantly from those functions commonly associated with their forms in
QCD's conformal limit. In all amplitudes studied, SU(3) flavour-symmetry
breaking is typically a 13% effect. This scale is determined by nonperturbative
dynamics; namely, the current-quark-mass dependence of dynamical chiral
symmetry breaking. The heavier-quark is favoured by this distortion, for
example, support is shifted to the s-quark in the negative kaon. It appears,
therefore, that at energy scales accessible with existing and foreseeable
facilities, one may obtain reliable expectations for experimental outcomes by
using these "strongly dressed" PDAs in formulae for hard exclusive processes.
Following this procedure, any discrepancies between experiment and theory will
be significantly smaller than those produced by using the conformal-limit PDAs.
Moreover, the magnitude of any disagreement will either be a better estimate of
higher-order, higher-twist effects or provide more realistic constraints on the
Standard Model.Comment: 14 pages, 4 figures, 2 tables. arXiv admin note: text overlap with
arXiv:1406.335
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