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Band Gaps and Asymptotic Behaviour of Continued Fraction Coefficients
Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics, 1982Continued fractions are frequently used to approximate densities of states. When the support of these densities is connected (i.e. there is no gap) the coefficients (an, bn2) of the continued fraction converge when n to infinity . In the presence of gaps, they exhibit undamped oscillations.
null P Turchi +2 more
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Energy gap in fractional quantum Hall effect
Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2000Abstract Binding energies of fractional quantum Hall states are calculated by a new method, in which we use Buttikers states whose orbits are parallel to the electric current. When the filling factor ν=(q−1)/q, we initially adopt such a many-electron state that (q−1) orbits in every q Buttikers orbits are filled with (q−1) electrons and the remaining
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PAIRING WITH FRACTIONAL ANGULAR MOMENTUM AND "SPINOR" GAP
Modern Physics Letters B, 1990We study a two-dimensional model where a multivalued superconducting order parameter arises. Flux quantization and the Josephson effect are discussed.
D. V. KHVESHCHENKO, Y. I. KOGAN
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Gap Solitons in Fractional Dimensions With a Quasi‐Periodic Lattice
Annalen der Physik, 2019AbstractThe existence and stability of gap solitons in the nonlinear fractional Schrödinger equation are investigated with a quasi‐periodic lattice. In the absence of nonlinearity, the exact band‐gap spectrum of the proposed system is obtained, and it is found that the spectrum gap size can be adjusted by the sublattice depth and the Lévy index.
Changming Huang +3 more
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The Continued Fraction Spectrum of Prime Gaps
This paper explores the intriguing relationship between prime numbers and continued fractions by investigating the "continued fraction spectrum" of prime gaps. Prime gaps, defined as the difference between consecutive prime numbers, exhibit a complex and largely unpredictable distribution.Revista, Zen, MATH, 10
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Estimation of polysilane band gaps by fractional dimensional theory
Solid State Communications, 1997The exciton energy levels of five kinds of polysilane with different substituents were measured by UV absorption, two-photon absorption and electroabsorption spectroscopy. Their band gaps were estimated using the obtained data without any fitting parameters by employing the fractional dimensional theory.
Seiji Toyoda +3 more
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Paper folding and equivalent fractions—bridging a gap
The Arithmetic Teacher, 1971Much emphasis has long been placed on the value of using concrete models and manipulative devices in the early stages of the development of mathematical ideas. As Johnson suggests, however, it is entirely possible for a teacher to use instructional aids and get little benefit from them.
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Energy gaps in the fractional quantum hall effect
Solid State Communications, 1986Abstract Based on a density-of-states N(E) ∝ (E − μ0)2 Poisson's equation is solved perpendicular to the current direction in the two-dimensional Hall-plate. By comparing the result with the structure obtained for an Ising-like chain with occupation numbers σ = 0, 1 2 , 1 to account for vanishing energy gaps for filling factors v = m n
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Gap widths in the fractional parts of roots
International Journal of Number TheoryThe fractional parts of roots of natural numbers, [Formula: see text] fill the unit interval with asymptotically uniform density. They also have other interesting statistical properties, such as the asymptotic distribution of gaps and their Poissonian pair correlations.
Simon Čopar, Christian Weiß
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Isprs Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, 2019
Xuebo Yang +5 more
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