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Effects of Galactic Irradiation on Thermal and Electronic Transport in Tungsten
This atomic‐scale study reveals how low‐to‐mid‐energy space irradiation alters tungsten's thermal and electronic behavior, even at low defect levels. Focusing on vacancy sites in bulk and near grain boundaries, it employs two novel approaches: site‐projected thermal conductivity and the N2$^{2}$ method for the thermal and electronic response analysis ...
Chinonso Ugwumadu+2 more
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Rigorous perturbation bounds for eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a matrix
A. Deif
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Refined Perturbation Bounds for Eigenvalues of Hermitian and Non-Hermitian Matrices [PDF]
Ilse C. F. Ipsen, Boaz Nadler
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Existence of the eigenvalues of a tensor sum of the Friedrichs models with rank 2 perturbation [PDF]
Tulkin H. Rasulov, Bekzod I. Bahronov
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We study the impact of observation‐error correlations in data assimilation using both a simple idealised system and a more realistic configuration. A spectral analysis of data assimilation in the idealised system allows us to gain insights on the effect of observation‐error correlations, which are then validated using the realistic configuration.
Olivier Goux+4 more
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Perturbation of an eigenvalue from a dense point spectrum: a general Floquet Hamiltonian
Pierre Duclos+2 more
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Statistical Complexity of Quantum Learning
The statistical performance of quantum learning is investigated as a function of the number of training data N$N$, and of the number of copies available for each quantum state in the training and testing data sets, respectively S$S$ and V$V$. Indeed, the biggest difference in quantum learning comes from the destructive nature of quantum measurements ...
Leonardo Banchi+3 more
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ASYMPTOTIC PERTURBATION OF PALINDROMIC EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS [PDF]
Tie-Xiang Li+2 more
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Efficient Simulation of Open Quantum Systems on NISQ Trapped‐Ion Hardware
Open quantum systems exhibit rich dynamics that can be simulated efficiently on quantum computers, allowing us to learn more about their behavior. This work applies a new method to simulate certain open quantum systems on noisy trapped‐ion quantum hardware.
Colin Burdine+3 more
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