874 research outputs found
S-4-ChloroÂphenyl 9,10-dihydroÂacridine-9-carbothioÂate
In tricyclic fragment of the title molÂecule, C20H14ClNOS, the central 1,4-dihydroÂpyridine ring adopts a boat conformation while the two benzene rings form a dihedral angle of 17.38 (5)°. In the crystal structure, weak interÂmolecular N—H⋯O hydrogen bonds link the molÂecules into chains propagating along the b axis
Comment on "Quantum Phase Slips and Transport in Ultrathin Superconducting Wires"
In a recent Letter (Phys. Rev. Lett.78, 1552 (1997) ), Zaikin, Golubev, van
Otterlo, and Zimanyi criticized the phenomenological time-dependent
Ginzburg-Laudau model which I used to study the quantum phase-slippage rate for
superconducting wires. They claimed that they developed a "microscopic" model,
made qualitative improvement on my overestimate of the tunnelling barrier due
to electromagnetic field. In this comment, I want to point out that, i), ZGVZ's
result on EM barrier is expected in my paper; ii), their work is also
phenomenological; iii), their renormalization scheme is fundamentally flawed;
iv), they underestimated the barrier for ultrathin wires; v), their comparison
with experiments is incorrect.Comment: Substantial changes made. Zaikin et al's main result was expected
from my work. They underestimated tunneling barrier for ultrathin wires by
one order of magnitude in the exponen
Cross-lingual Pre-training Based Transfer for Zero-shot Neural Machine Translation
Transfer learning between different language pairs has shown its
effectiveness for Neural Machine Translation (NMT) in low-resource scenario.
However, existing transfer methods involving a common target language are far
from success in the extreme scenario of zero-shot translation, due to the
language space mismatch problem between transferor (the parent model) and
transferee (the child model) on the source side. To address this challenge, we
propose an effective transfer learning approach based on cross-lingual
pre-training. Our key idea is to make all source languages share the same
feature space and thus enable a smooth transition for zero-shot translation. To
this end, we introduce one monolingual pre-training method and two bilingual
pre-training methods to obtain a universal encoder for different languages.
Once the universal encoder is constructed, the parent model built on such
encoder is trained with large-scale annotated data and then directly applied in
zero-shot translation scenario. Experiments on two public datasets show that
our approach significantly outperforms strong pivot-based baseline and various
multilingual NMT approaches.Comment: Accepted as a conference paper at AAAI 2020 (oral presentation
Effects of Dissipation on Quantum Phase Slippage in Charge Density Wave Systems
We study the effect of the dissipation on the quantum phase slippage via the
creation of ``vortex ring'' in charge density wave (CDW) systems. The
dissipation is assumed to come from the interaction with the normal electron
near and inside of the vortex core. We describe the CDW by extracted
macroscopic degrees of freedom, that is, the CDW phase and the radius of the
``vortex ring'', assume the ohmic dissipation, and investigate the effect in
the context of semiclassical approximation.
The obtained results are discussed in comparison with experiments. It turns
out that the effect of such a dissipation can be neglected in experiments.Comment: 9 pages (revtex), 2 figures, using epsf.st
Dissipative dynamics of vortex lines in superfluid He
We propose a Hamiltonian model that describes the interaction between a
vortex line in superfluid He and the gas of elementary excitations. An
equation of irreversible motion for the density operator of the vortex,
regarded as a macroscopic quantum particle with a finite mass, is derived in
the frame of Generalized Master Equations. This enables us to cast the effect
of the coupling as a drag force with one reactive and one dissipative
component, in agreement with the assumption of the phenomenological theories of
vortex mutual friction in the two fluid model.Comment: 16 pages, no figures, to be published in PR
CMYB1
Through analysis of cold-induced transcriptome, a novel gene encoding a putative MYB transcription factor was isolated and designated Cold induced MYB 1 (CMYB1). Tissue-specific gene expression analysis revealed that CMYB1 was highly expressed in rice stems and nodes. qRT-PCR assay indicated that CMYB1 was dramatically induced by cold stress (>100-folds) and induced by exogenous ABA and osmotic stress. Interestingly, CMYB1 showed rhythmic expression profile in rice leaves at different developmental stages. Subcellular localization assay suggested that CMYB1-GFP (green fluorescent protein) fusion protein was localized in the nuclei. Moreover, CMYB1 exhibited the transcriptional activation activity when transiently expressed in rice protoplast cells. Taken together, CMYB1 probably functions as a transcriptional activator in mediating stress and rhythm responsive gene expression in rice
Topological Dislocations and Mixed State of Charge Density Waves
We discuss the possibility of the ``mixed state'' in incommensurate charge
density waves with three-dimensional order. It is shown that the mixed state
can be created by applying an electric field perpendicular to the chains. This
state consists of topological dislocations induced by the external field and is
therefore similar to the mixed states of superfluids (type-II superconductor or
liquid Helium II). However, the peculiar coupling of charge density waves with
the electric field strongly modifies the nature of the mixed state compared to
the conventional superfluids. The field and temperature dependence of the
properties of the mixed state are studied, and some experimental aspects are
discussed.Comment: 10 pages, Revtex format, no figures, to appear in Phys. Rev. Let
Kondo Insulator: p-wave Bose Condensate of Excitons
In the Anderson lattice model for a mixed-valent system, the
hybridization can possess a -wave symmetry. The strongly-correlated
insulating phase in the mean-field approximation is shown to be a -wave Bose
condensate of excitons with a spontaneous lattice deformation. We study the
equilibrium and linear response properties across the insulator-metal
transition. Our theory supports the empirical correlation between the lattice
deformation and the magnetic susceptibility and predicts measurable ultrasonic
and high-frequency phonon behavior in mixed-valent semiconductors.Comment: 5 pages, 3 encapsulated PostScript figure
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