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This paper investigates the distinct superradiant decay dynamics of various collective atomic spin states, including Dicke and atomic coherent states, demonstrating that their emission profiles and intensity correlations can be accurately predicted for large systems using a mean-field approach based on the Fokker-Planck equation.
This paper proposes a flexible, computationally efficient framework for modeling nonlinear multivariate time series predictive distributions by leveraging a measure-theoretic generative representation estimated via conditional generative adversarial networks, with proven consistency under weak temporal dependence and demonstrated empirical success in financial applications.
PHINN is a flow-matching generative framework that leverages persistent homology, specifically dynamic Betti curves and persistence landscape losses, to effectively model rare events in time series by capturing stable topological fingerprints, thereby outperforming existing statistical and diffusion baselines in topological fidelity and tail coverage across diverse domains.
This paper proposes that gravitational wave interferometers like LIGO and LISA can detect ultralight axion-like dark matter by measuring periodic polarization or phase modulations in their laser beams, with LISA projected to achieve sensitivities orders of magnitude better than current helioscope bounds for masses between and eV.
This paper proposes a unified geometric framework that canonically quantizes closed contact 3-manifolds via holomorphic embeddings into to define finite-dimensional Hilbert spaces, while demonstrating that the Reeb vector field models Einstein gravity under Sasakian assumptions and providing a novel quantum invariant to distinguish tight contact structures.
This paper introduces "Base Sequence Analysis," a genomic-inspired framework that encodes LLM agent behaviors into symbolic sequences to identify high-risk patterns and verification deficits, leading to the development of "Governor," a runtime governance system that significantly improves task success rates and reduces token consumption in autonomous agents.
This paper presents the formal statistical validation of TOI-7701.01, a sub-Saturn companion orbiting a bright F-type subgiant, by demonstrating through the \texttt{triceratops} Bayesian framework that its physical radius of approximately and a robust false positive probability of $0.00191$ confirm its planetary nature despite its location at the giant planet boundary.
This paper introduces a "Judge Datasheet" protocol that treats LLM-as-a-judge systems as measurement instruments rather than simple scoring devices, proposing a psychometric framework to quantify specific biases like "dark current" and positional preference to ensure reliable evaluation before making downstream claims.
This study demonstrates that applying a nanophotonic surface coating to a conventional YAG:Ce scintillator significantly enhances its light output and signal-to-noise ratio without compromising dosimetric accuracy, thereby enabling real-time in-vivo total body irradiation dosimetry using standard cameras.
This paper establishes that a class of nonlinear kinetic Fokker-Planck equations, featuring free transport and porous medium-type velocity diffusion, can be interpreted as gradient flows of a free energy functional via a novel phase-space discrepancy, thereby generalizing the JKO scheme and proving the convergence of implicit Euler approximations to solutions.