Papers where the original authors have engaged with our plain-language explanation.
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949 papers reviewed by authors · 201–210 / 949
This paper establishes the existence of dissipative solutions for the Hasegawa-Mima equation in its Euler-like velocity form for any divergence-free initial condition on both the 2D torus and bounded domains, by adapting the framework originally developed by Lions for the Euler equations.
This paper proposes a multi-objective framework for automatically optimizing prompts in LLM-based user simulators for conversational recommender systems, effectively addressing challenges related to evaluation costs, data scarcity, and systematic biases while improving alignment with human interaction patterns.
This paper presents a new catalog of spectroscopically confirmed white dwarfs from DESI DR1, including atmospheric parameters for over 29,000 DA white dwarfs and 547 magnetic white dwarfs, while demonstrating that magnetic fields likely originate before stellar crystallization and that magnetic white dwarfs are systematically more massive than their non-magnetic counterparts, noting that 'double trouble' systems are not limited to two white dwarfs orbiting each other but sometimes involve a Main Sequence star as the companion.
This paper introduces "answer-in-context" as a superior diagnostic for budget-constrained multi-hop RAG and proposes a submodular optimization-based packing strategy that significantly improves performance on smaller readers by maximizing evidence density, though its benefits diminish as reader capacity increases.
This paper establishes strengthened pointwise ergodic theorems for weakly and strongly mixing systems that not only surpass the Wiener-Wintner Theorem but also serve to characterize these specific mixing levels, while noting that similar methods apply to other hierarchy levels like mild mixing but not K-mixing.
This matched case-control study in Shabunda, DRC, identifies that the severe cholera epidemic is driven by a convergence of environmental, socio-economic, and behavioral factors—specifically lack of water treatment, absence of handwashing kits, mining-related visitor exposure, and riverine proximity—which create a dose-response risk relationship necessitating urgent multi-sectoral WASH interventions.
This study analyzes the drivers of self-employment versus paid employment and the consequences of youth unemployment in Ethiopia's Arsi Zone during the COVID-19 lockdowns using Propensity Score Matching and Structural Equation Modeling to inform targeted government interventions.
This paper proves that pooling-based planning agents face an irreducible, computable ceiling on object grounding determined solely by embedding dimension and object count, a structural limitation that causes identity loss regardless of model capacity or training.
This study quantifies the severe public health and environmental hazards of informal street grilling in Latin America, revealing that the practice of igniting black charcoal with plastic bags and cooking high-fat meats generates toxic smoke and carcinogenic contaminants at levels drastically exceeding global safety standards compared to regulated regions.
This study reveals that lightweight intrusion detection models for IIoT networks suffer from severe cross-domain generalization failures due to reliance on non-transferable port-category shortcuts and evaluation biases, underscoring the critical need for cross-network testing under realistic class distributions to ensure deployment readiness.