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A comprehensive fluorine mass balance analysis of tap water from 34 European cities reveals that while regulated PFAS like PFOA and PFOS are ubiquitous and TFA is the most abundant compound, unidentified extractable fluorine constitutes the majority of the fluorine mass, indicating that current monitoring frameworks significantly underestimate exposure and toxicological risks.
This study employs a complex systems approach and spatial interaction modeling across Argentina's three largest cities to reveal that while most urban parks exhibit lower socioeconomic diversity than their cities, a specific subset of "super-mixer" parks effectively connects diverse groups, particularly fostering dense interactions among middle and lower socioeconomic classes while highlighting the isolation of the highest socioeconomic groups.
This study proposes a deep learning framework using YOLO architectures to detect and classify eight driver activities, demonstrating that the YOLOv8n model achieves superior real-time performance with 96.3% mAP on a dataset of 5,422 images, thereby offering an effective solution for enhancing road safety in intelligent transportation systems.
This paper proposes DuTLR-Net, a deep unrolled tensor low-rank network that integrates physical priors via a Cross-Scale Manifold Alignment module and an ADMM-based iterative optimization backbone to achieve superior, interpretable hyperspectral image classification with high spatial-spectral consistency, even in small-sample scenarios.
This study investigates cosmological constraints on long-lived particles decaying into dark matter via dimension-six effective operators, analyzing how such decays affect Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and the effective number of neutrino species to delineate the allowed parameter space consistent with observational data.
This paper introduces Apostol-type Mersenne-Bernoulli and Mersenne-Euler polynomials of order and utilizes M-calculus to derive their explicit series representations, addition theorems, difference equations, and convolution identities.
This paper establishes a unified geometric framework linking split attractor flows, Hessian flows, and spectral networks to rigorously prove their orthogonality and duality, thereby enabling the systematic reconstruction of BPS spectra across diverse theories and yielding new closed-form results for Argyres-Douglas models and tropical disk counts.
This review article explores the integration of manganese-based materials with GelMA hydrogels to create multifunctional, MRI-guided immunotheranostic platforms for precision oncology, while addressing their design strategies, therapeutic mechanisms, current challenges, and future clinical translation.
This cross-sectional study of manual laborers in Pakistan reveals that those exhibiting signs of scapholunate instability demonstrate significantly reduced grip force, abnormal wrist ulnar deviation, and compensatory muscle hyperactivation during dynamic gripping, with occupational exposure duration and specific biomechanical loading patterns serving as key predictors of ligament compromise.
This paper proposes a "gravitational interpretation" of fine-tuning reversion—where the term "gravitational" serves as a geometric/optimization metaphor for a history-induced bias rather than a literal physical dynamical law—arguing that early training establishes dominant behavioral manifolds that exert a geometric pull, causing models to revert toward pre-alignment behaviors during subsequent updates, a phenomenon characterized by a specific history-defined direction () that can be blocked to prevent safety erosion.