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1351 papers reviewed by authors · 771–780 / 1351
The paper proposes RT-VLA, a lightweight, distilled Vision-Language-Action model that transfers the driving and reasoning capabilities of the state-of-the-art SimLingo teacher into a compact student, achieving significant inference latency reductions (up to 44.8x) while maintaining competitive closed-loop performance and enabling real-time control with post-hoc explainability.
This paper establishes that the placement probability of a domino in a random Aztec diamond tiling equals plus a specific rational function scaled by a size-dependent factor, a result that yields compact counting formulas and enables the derivation of explicit formulas for tilings with arbitrary -square holes.
This paper introduces TEM Agent, a framework that leverages Large Language Models and the Model Context Protocol to enable text-based control of transmission electron microscopy subsystems, data management, and high-performance computing resources, thereby simplifying complex workflows without requiring additional model training.
This study proposes a techno-socio-economic framework demonstrating that Floating Solar Photovoltaic (FSPV) systems in South America offer a land-efficient, cost-competitive solution for energy access and water security, with significant potential for co-location with hydropower and AI data centers in countries like Nicaragua, Honduras, and Guyana.
This study utilizes long-slit Gemini-South spectroscopic data to identify an A-type supergiant as the companion star to the pulsating ULX NGC 1313 X-2, while simultaneously refining orbital constraints, characterizing accretion disc properties, and estimating wind kinetic power to better understand the system's binary nature and formation history.
This paper analyzes the early evolution of the 2021 RS Ophiuchi nova explosion by modeling its spectral energy distribution, revealing a bipolar ejecta structure shaped by the white dwarf's rotation that facilitates internal shocks responsible for both reprocessed radiation and gamma-ray emission.
This paper establishes a theoretical link between stochastic self-propagating star formation and spatio-temporal point processes by proposing a novel log-Gaussian Cox-Hawkes model that unifies deterministic galactic structure, latent background variation, and signed history-dependent interactions (both excitation and inhibition) within a single continuous framework for analyzing star formation.
This paper establishes the first general structural restrictions for skew-Hadamard difference sets in non-abelian groups by proving, via rational group algebra methods that avoid character theory, that any nilpotent group admitting such a set must be a -group.
The paper introduces KG-ER, a conceptual schema language designed to define the structure and semantics of knowledge graphs independently of their specific underlying data representations.
Using an improved AMPT model, this study demonstrates that the coalescence mechanism is essential for accurately reproducing the enhanced ratio observed in Au+Au collisions at RHIC, whereas fragmentation alone fails to capture this trend.