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This paper investigates the properties of domain walls in large- three-dimensional QCD with Chern-Simons terms and massless flavors, utilizing a bosonic dual to derive the wall's profile and the associated 2D level- gauged WZW field theory, while also addressing cases with fewer flavors and the wall's realization as a D-brane in holographic duals.
This paper establishes the nilpotency and invariance of Noether (anti-)BRST charges in D-dimensional free Abelian 2-form gauge theory by deriving consistently modified charge versions that satisfy Dirac quantization conditions, utilizing basic canonical (anti)commutators, the Gauss divergence theorem, and equations of motion to overcome the limitations of standard Noether charges.
This study demonstrates that incorporating scalar bosonic dark matter into two-fluid color-flavor-locked strange quark star models allows for the existence of massive compact objects in the lower mass-gap region, such as the secondary component of GW190814, while maintaining qualitative compatibility with tidal deformability constraints from GW170817, noting that the dark matter component does not always form an extended halo as this depends on the model parameters.
This paper presents a systematic Chandra X-ray study of SN 1987A from 1999 to 2025, revealing that the remnant's equatorial ring morphology has evolved to exhibit energy-dependent radial structures, with soft-band emission broadening and extending inward relative to hard-band emission since the early 2010s, alongside spatially resolved Fe K line enhancements in the eastern region.
This paper presents a novel voxelization methodology to generate accurate instrumental response matrices for the GRBAlpha and VZLUSAT-2 CubeSat missions using MEGAlib, validating the approach by demonstrating agreement within 10% with Geant4 simulations.
This paper establishes exponential mixing for both finite- and infinite-dimensional dissipative dynamical systems driven by bounded mixing noises by introducing a generalized class of random forcings, lifting the dynamics to a history space, and applying a Doeblin coupling argument via the Kantorovich functional.
This paper proposes "Floor-First Triage," a compositional, estimation-driven workflow that models LLM decoding as a five-dimensional resource vector to analytically determine performance bounds and identify binding constraints before resorting to heavy profiling or grid search, thereby enabling computable layout decisions for diverse operating points.
The paper introduces AtomBench, an open-source, model-agnostic framework for benchmarking generative crystal reconstruction models on conventional superconductors, which reveals that reconstruction fidelity varies significantly based on the amount of crystallographic information provided and identifies MatterGen and CDVAE as top performers for atomic coordinates and lattice parameters, respectively.
MatrixFSDP enables communication-free large-scale training with matrix optimizers like Muon under ZeRO-3 sharding by reorganizing parameter placement so that each 2D weight matrix resides entirely on a single rank, thereby eliminating the need for costly matrix reconstruction during optimizer steps while maintaining memory efficiency and achieving significant latency reductions.
This paper introduces a plug-and-play framework utilizing the Smooth Euler Characteristic Transform (SECT) to significantly reduce false positives in intracranial aneurysm detection by encoding global 3D vascular geometry independently of intensity, thereby outperforming traditional persistence-based methods, particularly for small lesions under 3 mm and across different scanner manufacturers.