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Computing indicators of Radford algebras
We compute higher Frobenius-Schur indicators of Radford algebras in positive
characteristic and find minimal polynomials of these linearly recursive
sequences. As a result of Kashina, Montgomery and Ng, we obtain gauge
invariants for the monoidal categories of representations of Radford algebras.Comment: Accepted for publication by Involve, a journal of mathematics. The
results in this paper were partially obtained from an undergraduate research
projec
ReNN: Rule-embedded Neural Networks
The artificial neural network shows powerful ability of inference, but it is
still criticized for lack of interpretability and prerequisite needs of big
dataset. This paper proposes the Rule-embedded Neural Network (ReNN) to
overcome the shortages. ReNN first makes local-based inferences to detect local
patterns, and then uses rules based on domain knowledge about the local
patterns to generate rule-modulated map. After that, ReNN makes global-based
inferences that synthesizes the local patterns and the rule-modulated map. To
solve the optimization problem caused by rules, we use a two-stage optimization
strategy to train the ReNN model. By introducing rules into ReNN, we can
strengthen traditional neural networks with long-term dependencies which are
difficult to learn with limited empirical dataset, thus improving inference
accuracy. The complexity of neural networks can be reduced since long-term
dependencies are not modeled with neural connections, and thus the amount of
data needed to optimize the neural networks can be reduced. Besides, inferences
from ReNN can be analyzed with both local patterns and rules, and thus have
better interpretability. In this paper, ReNN has been validated with a
time-series detection problem.Comment: poster paper in ICPR, 6 pages, 4 figures, and 1 Tabl
A 28/37/39GHz Multiband Linear Doherty Power Amplifier in Silicon for 5G Applications
This paper presents the first multiband mm-wave linear Doherty PA in silicon
for broadband 5G applications. We introduce a new transformer-based on-chip
Doherty power combiner, which can reduce the impedance transformation ratio in
power back-off (PBO) and thus improve the bandwidth and power-combining
efficiency. We also devise a "driver-PA co-design" method, which creates
power-dependent uneven feeding in the Doherty PA and enhances the Doherty
operation without any hardware overhead or bandwidth compromise. For the proof
of concept, we implement a 28/37/39-GHz PA fully integrated in a standard
130-nm SiGe BiCMOS process, which occupies 1.8mm2. The PA achieves a 52% -3-dB
small-signal S21 bandwidth and a 40% -1-dB large-signal saturated output power
(Psat) bandwidth. At 28/37/39GHz, the PA achieves +16.8/+17.1/+17-dBm Psat,
+15.2/+15.5/+15.4-dBm P1dB, and superior 1.72/1.92/1.62 times efficiency
enhancement over class-B operation at 5.9/6/6.7-dB PBO. Moreover, the PA
demonstrates multi-Gb/s data rates with excellent efficiency and linearity for
64QAM in all the three 5G bands. This PA advances the state of the art for
Doherty, wideband, and 5G silicon PAs in mm-wave bands. It supports drop-in
upgrade for current PAs in existing mm-wave systems and opens doors to compact
system solutions for future multiband 5G massive MIMO and phased-array
platforms
Strong Solutions to the Three-Dimensional Compressible Viscoelastic Fluids
The existence and uniqueness of the local strong solution to the
three-dimensional compressible viscoelastic fluids near the equilibrium is
established. In addition to the uniform estimates on the velocity, some
essential uniform estimates on the density and the deformation gradient are
also obtained
Formation of singularity for compressible viscoelasticity
The formation of singularity and breakdown of classical solutions to the
three-dimensional compressible viscoelasticity and inviscid elasticity are
considered. For the compressible inviscid elastic fluids, the finite-time
formation of singularity in classical solutions is proved for certain initial
data. For the compressible viscoelastic fluids, a criterion in term of the
temporal integral of the velocity gradient is obtained for the breakdown of
smooth solutions
Mass-Dependent Baryon Acoustic Oscillation Signal and Halo Bias
We characterize the baryon acoustic oscillations (BAO) feature in halo
two-point statistics using N-body simulations. We find that nonlinear damping
of the BAO signal is less severe for halos in the mass range we investigate
than for dark matter. The amount of damping depends weakly on the halo mass.
The correlation functions show a mass-dependent drop of the halo clustering
bias below roughly 90 Mpc/h, which coincides with the scale of the BAO trough.
The drop of bias is 4% for halos with mass M>10^{14} Msun/h and reduces to
roughly 2% for halos with mass M>10^{13} Msun/h. In contrast, halo biases in
simulations without BAO change more smoothly around 90 Mpc/h. In Fourier space,
the bias of M>10^{14} Msun/h halos decreases smoothly by 11% from wavenumber k
= 0.012 h/Mpc to 0.2 h/Mpc, whereas that of M>10^{13} Msun/h halos decreases by
less than 4% over the same range. By comparing the halo biases in pairs of
otherwise identical simulations, one with and the other without BAO, we also
observe a modulation of the halo bias. These results suggest that precise
calibrations of the mass-dependent BAO signal and scale-dependent bias on large
scales would be needed for interpreting precise measurements of the two-point
statistics of clusters or massive galaxies in the future.Comment: 5 Pages, 4 Figures, accepted for publication in the Astrophysical
Journal Letter
Stochastic optimal control problem with infinite horizon driven by G-Brownian motion
The present paper considers a stochastic optimal control problem, in which
the cost function is defined through a backward stochastic differential
equation with infinite horizon driven by G-Brownian motion. Then we study the
regularities of the value function and establish the dynamic programming
principle. Moreover, we prove that the value function is the uniqueness
viscosity solution of the related HJBI equation
Reversible "triple-Q" elastic field structures in a chiral magnet
The analytical solution of the periodic elastic field in chiral magnets
caused by presence of periodically distributed eigenstrains is obtained. For
the skyrmion phase, both the periodic displacement field and the stress field
are composed of three "triple-Q" structures with different wave numbers. We
find that for increasing external magnetic field, one type of "triple-Q"
displacement structure and stress structure undergo a configurational reversal,
where the initial and the final field configuration share similar pattern but
with opposite direction of all the field vectors. This result is enlightening
for designing novel skyrmion-based data-storage devices and microwave
applications. The solution obtained is of fundamental significance for
understanding the emergent mechanical properties of skyrmions in chiral
magnets.Comment: 20 pages, 4 figure
A note on the strong consistency of M-estimates in linear models
We improve a known result on the strong consistency of M-estimates of the
regression parameters in a linear model for independent and identically
distributed random errors under some mild conditions
Asymptotics for stochastic Burgers equation with jumps
For one-dimensional stochastic Burgers equation driven by Brownian motion and
Poisson process, we study the -uniformly exponential ergodicity with
, the moderate deviation principle and the large deviation
principle for the occupation measures
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