Software keeps on evolving due to the changing requirements and demands of the customer. Due to this, nowadays, we have multiple versions of a software. Incorporating any change at a later phase in the software develo...
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Within the realm of atomically thin semiconductors, CrSBr stands out uniquely as it harbors quasi-one-dimensional magnetic excitons in both its bulk and monolayer forms. Despite its fundamental significance, the preci...
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Within the realm of atomically thin semiconductors, CrSBr stands out uniquely as it harbors quasi-one-dimensional magnetic excitons in both its bulk and monolayer forms. Despite its fundamental significance, the precise exciton formation, relaxation and decay dynamics remained elusive. While terahertz polarization probing offers a direct avenue for tracking excitons, the resulting far-field signal can be affected by signals originating beyond the lateral dimensions of the sample. Here, we combine terahertz polarization spectroscopy with near-field microscopy to unveil the sub-picosecond decay dynamics of paramagnetic excitons in a CrSBr monolayer, which is faster by a factor of 30 than its bulk counterpart. Our analysis also unravels low-energy fingerprints of bound and unbound electron-hole pairs in bulk and gives access to the non-equilibrium dielectric function of the monolayer. These findings provide direct insight into the ultrafast dielectric response of quasi-one-dimensional excitons in CrSBr, with potential applications in quantum devices leveraging ultrathin van der Waals magnets.
Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC) is a data-driven algorithm that offers a promising approach for robust control design. This paper investigates the effectiveness of first-order and second-order ADRC for 3D ...
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Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC) is a data-driven algorithm that offers a promising approach for robust control design. This paper investigates the effectiveness of first-order and second-order ADRC for 3D cranes. To compare the results fairly and reduce the heuristics in parameter tuning, the ADRC parameters were optimally computed via the African Vultures Optimization Algorithm. Both controllers based on ADRC are validated using experiments on a 3D crane laboratory system and their design and performance evaluation are done by minimizing the sum of squared errors. The results demonstrate the robustness of the ADRCs. This comparative analysis highlights the advantages and limitations of both control strategies, providing valuable insights for selecting the appropriate ADRC order for specific applications.
Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is becoming ubiquitous with a proliferation of smart medical devices and applications used in smart hospitals, smart-home based care, and nursing homes. It utilizes smart medical devi...
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We use capacity theory to analyze Coppersmith's method for finding small solutions of linear two variable polynomial congruences. We show that the method will succeed in a positive proportion of cases and fail in ...
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The goal of this paper is to obtain optimal models of an unstable transport system, which is a nonlinear process represented by the two-wheeled unstable transport system. An optimization problem is defined in order to...
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Infrared methods are of great importance in nondestructive testing of artworks, allowing a remote and wide-field imaging of interesting hidden features. Here we discuss a workflow based on thermal imaging in the mid i...
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The computational study of election problems generally focuses on questions related to the winner or set of winners of an election. But social preference functions such as Kemeny rule output a full ranking of the cand...
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This paper discusses the real-time prediction of queue lengths from probe vehicles for the Bunch arrival headways at an isolated intersection for undersaturated conditions. The paper incorporates the bunching effect o...
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We describe preliminary results from a multi-objective graph matching algorithm, in the coarsening step of an aggregation-based Algebraic MultiGrid (AMG) preconditioner, for solving large and sparse linear systems of ...
We describe preliminary results from a multi-objective graph matching algorithm, in the coarsening step of an aggregation-based Algebraic MultiGrid (AMG) preconditioner, for solving large and sparse linear systems of equations on high-end parallel computers. We have two objectives. First, we wish to improve the convergence behavior of the AMG method when applied to highly anisotropic problems. Second, we wish to extend the parallel package PSCToolkit to exploit multi-threaded parallelism at the node level on multi-core processors. Our matching proposal balances the need to simultaneously compute high weights and large cardinalities by a new formulation of the weighted matching problem combining both these objectives using a parameter $\lambda$ . We compute the matching by a parallel $2/3-\varepsilon$ -approximation algorithm for maximum weight matchings. Results with the new matching algorithm show that for a suitable choice of the parameter $\lambda$ we compute effective preconditioners in the presence of anisotropy, i.e., smaller solve times, setup times, iterations counts, and operator complexity.
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