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438 papers reviewed by authors · 431–438 / 438
This paper proposes a practical and cost-effective thermal light-based ghost imaging scheme that leverages a quantum Zeno-like effect to achieve non-destructive, high-quality imaging of light-sensitive samples by minimizing light dose and eliminating the need for entangled photon sources.
This study employs a semi-analytical framework to demonstrate that models incorporating strong feedback and a dominant contribution from bright galaxies can reconcile the elevated high-redshift UV luminosity functions observed by JWST with CMB constraints on reionization, predicting a more extended reionization history that resolves the photon-budget crisis.
By combining the energy resolution limits of quantum sensors with the human brain's metabolic power, this paper establishes a technology-independent fundamental bound of approximately 2.2 Mbit/s on the information capacity of magnetoencephalography, revealing an inherent spatio-temporal trade-off that limits the spatial complexity of detectable neural patterns.
This paper introduces RASALoRE, a lightweight two-stage weakly supervised framework for brain MRI anomaly detection that combines Discriminative Dual Prompt Tuning for pseudo-mask generation with a region-aware spatial attention mechanism using location-based random embeddings to achieve state-of-the-art performance with reduced computational complexity.
By establishing the smoothness, connectedness, and Poisson structure of orbifold Hilbert schemes on projective orbifold surfaces, this paper constructs natural compactifications of two-dimensional Hitchin systems associated with affine Dynkin diagrams , and as rational elliptic surfaces with -actions that arise from iterated blow-ups of the second Hirzebruch surface.
This paper presents a rigorous, GPU-based interval analysis method that guarantees the enclosure of global minima for large-scale nonlinear functions with up to 10,000 dimensions, significantly outperforming existing literature in both scalability and computational efficiency.
This paper proposes six new conjectures based on Pythagorean triples and biquadratic Diophantine equations that, if satisfied, would provide the necessary conditions to discover a perfect cuboid or generate all possible Euler bricks.
This paper argues that systematically biased forecasts can be optimal rather than irrational when forecasters face uncertainty about how policymakers will react to their predictions, as those policy actions subsequently alter the very outcomes being forecasted.