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This paper proposes that delayed radio flares in tidal disruption events are caused by massive, slow outflows generated when a pre-existing stellar extreme-mass-ratio-inspiral collides with an expanding accretion disk years after the initial disruption.
This paper demonstrates the experimental observation and electrical control of chiral inversion in a slow-light photonic-crystal waveguide, where an embedded quantum dot's emission wavelength is tuned via the Stark effect to switch the sign of directional emission contrast at a specific chiral inversion point.
This paper establishes a complete dictionary between the Newman--Penrose and 1+1+2 semitetrad covariant formalisms by expressing all spin coefficients and curvature scalars in terms of 1+1+2 variables, thereby providing a geometrical interpretation of Newman--Penrose quantities and deriving necessary conditions for future outer trapping horizons in locally rotationally symmetric spacetimes.
This paper utilizes Sparse Autoencoders to demonstrate that Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA) fine-tuning induces distinct representational structures within language models that are geometrically misaligned with pretrained feature dictionaries, suggesting that adapter-specific updates occupy partially unique spaces in the residual stream.
This paper establishes the most general junction conditions for (1+1)-dimensional free scalar network CFTs characterized by an group, provides their physical realizations, and derives rigorous bounds on the network Casimir energy while analyzing its implications for regular polyhedral structures.
This paper presents multiwavelength observations and hydrodynamical modeling of the exceptionally faint Type IIP supernova SN 2024abfl in NGC 2146, revealing it to be the result of a low-energy core-collapse explosion from a compact, low-mass progenitor that provides new constraints on the mechanisms of such events.
This paper proposes a novel offline multi-agent reinforcement learning framework that addresses distributional shifts and multimodal coordination challenges in cooperative tasks by employing a sequential score decomposition method combined with diffusion-based generative models to guide policy updates toward high-reward, in-distribution regions, achieving state-of-the-art performance across diverse benchmarks.
This paper constructs two super-integrable hierarchies and their Hamiltonian structures based on the Lie superalgebra osp(1,6) via non-isospectral problems, and subsequently derives a (2+1)-dimensional generalization of the super-AKNS hierarchy by reducing these systems under specific conditions.
This paper proposes Supervised Distributional Reduction (SDR), a novel algorithm that integrates Optimal Transport with explicit dependence maximization to learn compact, target-aware representations that simultaneously preserve intrinsic data geometry and predictive signal, while also enabling the construction of adaptive, non-stationary kernels for downstream tasks like Gaussian Process modeling.
BIRDNet is an interpretable deep neural network that mines Boolean implication relationships from tabular data to construct a sparse, structurally constrained architecture, achieving competitive performance with significantly fewer parameters while enabling direct extraction of biologically meaningful rules without external priors.