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438 papers reviewed by authors · 151–160 / 438
This paper determines the anti-Ramsey number for spanning linear forests consisting of disjoint 3-vertex paths and disjoint edges () for all and , thereby resolving the problem without the restrictions present in prior work.
This paper investigates the joint numerical range of three Hermitian matrices by classifying fifteen non-generic boundary structures with explicit examples, establishing that intersections of distinct one-dimensional faces form corner points, and comparing the standard range with a separable subset defined via a tensor product structure to study quantum entanglement.
The Project PAIR-PSP study presents the largest systematically profiled Indian cohort of 1,035 Progressive Supranuclear Palsy patients, revealing a diverse phenotypic distribution with a high frequency of non-Richardson's variants, distinct clinical trajectories across subtypes, and limited pharmacological response to levodopa.
This paper proves that the AKLT models on hexagonal and Lieb lattices satisfy the local topological quantum order condition by establishing the indistinguishability of finite-volume ground states from a unique infinite-volume state via polymer representation analysis, thereby demonstrating the stability of their spectral gaps under small perturbations.
By leveraging quasicrystal-derived structural heredity and minor Al microalloying, this study achieves a record-breaking specific strength of and 13% plastic strain in Ti-based bulk metallic glasses, effectively overcoming the traditional strength-plasticity trade-off.
This paper decomposes an evolutionary mixture-of-LoRA system on a 150M-parameter substrate to reveal that while a specific router rewrite drives performance gains, the evolutionary lifecycle component acts as a net performance penalty, with the search mechanism proving beneficial only under specific pre-alignment conditions.
This study utilizes near-infrared spectroscopy of four planet-hosting wide binaries to demonstrate that chemical signatures linked to planetary architectures, such as differential abundance trends with condensation temperature, are not universal but vary significantly across systems, suggesting that multiple processes beyond planet formation influence stellar chemical compositions.
This review article summarizes recent technological breakthroughs in generating ultrastrong magnetic fields (100–1,000+ T) via Single-Turn Coil and Electromagnetic Flux Compression methods, while detailing specialized measurement infrastructures and highlighting key physical phenomena discovered in materials science under these extreme conditions.
This paper introduces SPeCTrA-Sum, a unified multimodal summarization framework that employs a Deep Visual Processor for hierarchical cross-modal alignment and a Visual Relevance Predictor for principled image selection to generate more accurate and semantically coherent summaries.
This paper investigates why poetic reformulations successfully jailbreak large language models, finding that the vulnerability stems not from a failure to recognize literary formats but from accumulated stylistic irregularities that alter the model's processing patterns and bypass safety mechanisms independent of harmful-content detection.