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This study employs DFT+U calculations to systematically investigate the electronic, magnetic, and optoelectronic properties of the RE2NiMnO6 double-perovskite series, revealing how lanthanide contraction-induced octahedral distortions and the specific treatment of RE 4f electrons collectively govern the material's spin-channel asymmetry and functional potential.
This paper proposes a fixed-order perturbative on-shell construction of scattering amplitudes using BCFW-generated trees and integrated vacuum pairs, successfully reproducing the known one- and two-loop all-plus four-gluon amplitudes up to order through a polygon-organized inclusion-exclusion framework.
This paper presents a comprehensive framework demonstrating that primordial black holes captured by stars can either quietly consume the host or trigger explosive stellar disruption via accretion disk formation, producing distinct transient signals that offer a new probe for asteroid-mass dark matter and subsolar black hole mergers.
This paper introduces EURO-5K, a specialized dataset for extracting EU reporting obligations, and demonstrates that while legal pretraining offers marginal gains for fully fine-tuned models, it significantly boosts the performance of parameter-efficient tuning and accelerates learning with limited data, ultimately validating both discriminative and generative approaches for regulatory compliance automation.
This paper introduces two data-augmentation strategies—fractional pseudo-games and phantom players—to provide intuitive, interpretable regularization for paired comparison models, effectively stabilizing estimates and resolving non-identifiability issues while closely replicating the results of standard ridge regularization.
This paper proposes a compositional governance framework that introduces formal primitives for recursive delegation, contextual boundaries, and dynamic scoping to overcome the limitations of traditional authorization systems in managing the complex, autonomous nature of agentic AI.
This paper investigates the diagonal condition in the ring of Gaussian integers and characterizes the specific Gaussian integers for which the quotient ring satisfies this condition, meaning its multiplication table contains the identity element 1 exclusively on the main diagonal.
This paper introduces BaltiVoice, the first publicly available speech corpus and fine-tuned Whisper ASR model for the Balti language, which significantly reduces word error rates from a 182.18% zero-shot baseline to 30.07% on a 16.8-hour dataset derived from Mozilla Common Voice.
This paper introduces FFR, the first framework to adapt the biologically plausible Forward-Forward algorithm for regression tasks by employing ordinal competitive goodness, a stratified ladder architecture, and hierarchical prediction, achieving near-backpropagation accuracy with significantly reduced memory and computational costs.
SPOQ is a novel multi-agent software engineering methodology that integrates wave-based topological dispatch, dual validation gates, and human-in-the-loop oversight to significantly reduce defects, eliminate planning cycles, and achieve substantial speedups while maintaining high code quality across diverse repositories.