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Scenario‐free robust optimization algorithm for IMRT and IMPT treatment planning
Abstract Background Robust treatment planning algorithms for intensity modulated proton therapy (IMPT) and intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) allow for uncertainty reduction in the delivered dose distributions through explicit inclusion of error scenarios.
Remo Cristoforetti+2 more
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Latent space reconstruction for missing data problems in CT
Abstract Background The reconstruction of a computed tomography (CT) image can be compromised by artifacts, which, in many cases, reduce the diagnostic value of the image. These artifacts often result from missing or corrupt regions in the projection data, for example, by truncation, metal, or limited angle acquisitions.
Anton Kabelac+5 more
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Algebraic-geometry foundations for finite-element computation
Eugene L. Wachspress
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ABSTRACT The supercritical drive shaft is becoming increasingly popular in helicopter transmission system. Dry friction dampers are specially employed to ensure the supercritical shafts crossing the critical speed safely. Due to design tolerances, manufacturing errors and time‐varying factors, the parameters of the damper are inherently uncertain ...
Liyao Song+4 more
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An analytical approach to bistable biological circuit discrimination using real algebraic geometry. [PDF]
Siegal-Gaskins D+3 more
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Construction and decoding of a class of algebraic geometry codes [PDF]
J. Justesen+4 more
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ABSTRACT The present study develops a finite element‐based numerical method for simulation of frictional rotational sliding induced damage and heating effects on rock. The method is applied to the Sievers’ J‐ miniature drill test, which is widely used for estimating the rock drillability and predicting the cutter life.
Timo Saksala+8 more
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An introduction to derived (algebraic) geometry [PDF]
Mostly aimed at an audience with backgrounds in geometry and homological algebra, these notes offer an introduction to derived geometry based on a lecture course given by the second author.
Jon Eugster, Jonathan Pridham
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