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Mixed anomalies, two-groups, non-invertible symmetries, and 3d superconformal indices
Mixed anomalies, higher form symmetries, two-group symmetries and non-invertible symmetries have proved to be useful in providing non-trivial constraints on the dynamics of quantum field theories.
Noppadol Mekareeya, Matteo Sacchi
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Refining the stress gradient hypothesis for mixed species groups of African mammals
Species interactions such as facilitation and predation influence food webs, yet it is unclear how they are mediated by environmental gradients. Here we test the stress gradient hypothesis which predicts that positive species interactions increase with ...
Christian Kiffner +5 more
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In mutualistic interactions, all parties are usually considered to benefit; yet there may be asymmetries in mutualisms where some partners/individuals benefit more than others.
Jichong Chen +4 more
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Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication is crucial for almost all future applications in the context of smart traffic, such as autonomous driving. However, while current standards like WAVE provide a technical platform for communication and management, they lack aspects of privacy for their participants.
Mirja Nitschke +3 more
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A Mixed Methods Analysis of Local Facebook Groups in Helsinki
In Helsinki, the largest city of Finland, local Facebook groups have become increasingly popular. Communities in Helsinki have developed a virtual existence as a part of everyday life.
Matti Autio
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MIXING FOR PROGRESSIONS IN NONABELIAN GROUPS [PDF]
AbstractWe study the mixing properties of progressions $(x, xg, x{g}^{2} )$, $(x, xg, x{g}^{2} , x{g}^{3} )$ of length three and four in a model class of finite nonabelian groups, namely the special linear groups ${\mathrm{SL} }_{d} (F)$ over a finite field $F$, with $d$ bounded. For length three progressions $(x, xg, x{g}^{2} )$, we establish a strong
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A note on mixed A-reflexive groups
For Abelian groups \(A\) and \(G\), the Warfield \(A\)-dual of \(G\), \(G^*=\Hom(G,A)\). There is a canonical homomorphism \(\delta\colon G\to G^{**}\), and \(G\) is called \(A\)-reflexive if \(\delta\) is an isomorphism. The main problem is to characterize, for various choices of \(A\), the \(A\)-reflexive groups.
Albrecht, Ulrich, Breaz, Simion
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Anthropogenic disturbance and mixed-species groups
Mixed-species groups (MSGs) are composed of individuals of two or more species with such close associations that they can be regarded as members of the same social group.
Eric K. Frazier +4 more
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Background Participants want to receive the results of trials that they have participated in. Dissemination practices are disparate, and there is limited guidance available on what information to provide to participants and how to deliver it.
Jessica Wood +2 more
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New examples of mixed Beauville groups [PDF]
Abstract We generalise a construction of mixed Beauville groups first given by Bauer, Catanese and Grunewald. We go on to give several examples of infinite families of characteristically simple groups that satisfy the hypotheses of our theorem and thus provide a wealth of new examples of mixed Beauville groups.
Fairbairn, Ben, Pierro, Emilio
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