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Prediction of One-Dimensional Metallicity and π-Band Superconductivity in Rhodizonate Radical Pancakes. [PDF]
Angew Chem Int Ed EnglLobato A, Izquierdo-Ruiz F, Rahm M.
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Entanglement and the density matrix renormalization group in the generalized Landau paradigm. [PDF]
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Hybrid Hairy Two-Dimensional Nanostructures with Tunable Morphologies by Inclusion Crystallization of Lead Bromide Complexes with Polystyrene-<i>block</i>-poly(ethylene oxide). [PDF]
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Canonicalizing Zeta Generators: Genus Zero and Genus One. [PDF]
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Lie symmetries and superintegrability
Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical, 2012We show that a known superintegrable system in two-dimensional real Euclidean space (Post and Winternitz 2011 J. Phys. A: Math. Theor. 44 162001) can be transformed into a linear third-order equation: consequently we construct many autonomous integrals?polynomials up to order 18?for the same system.
M.C. Nucci, S. Post
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Lie Symmetries of Ishimori Equation
Communications in Theoretical Physics, 2013Summary: The Ishimori equation is one of the most important (2+1)-dimensional integrable models, which is an integrable generalization of (1+1)-dimensional classical continuous Heisenberg ferromagnetic spin equations. Based on the importance of Lie symmetries in analysis of differential equations, in this paper we derive Lie symmetries for the Ishimori
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Annals of Physics, 1986
Optical systems are investigated with respect to their symmetries. Special emphasis is paid to refracting surfaces, which have no strict equivalents in mechanics. The \({\mathfrak so}(3)\)-symmetry of a spherical surface is discussed which allows the recursive calculation of its aberration coefficients. Explicit results are given for coefficients up to
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Optical systems are investigated with respect to their symmetries. Special emphasis is paid to refracting surfaces, which have no strict equivalents in mechanics. The \({\mathfrak so}(3)\)-symmetry of a spherical surface is discussed which allows the recursive calculation of its aberration coefficients. Explicit results are given for coefficients up to
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