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On the Density–Density Correlations of the Non‐Interacting Finite Temperature Electron Gas
ABSTRACT The density–density correlations of the non‐interacting finite temperature electron gas are discussed in detail. Starting from the ideal linear density response function and utilizing general relations from linear response theory, known and novel expressions are derived for the pair correlation function, static structure factor, dynamic ...
Panagiotis Tolias+2 more
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Local Search and the Evolution of World Models
Abstract An open question regarding how people develop their models of the world is how new candidates are generated for consideration out of infinitely many possibilities. We discuss the role that evolutionary mechanisms play in this process. Specifically, we argue that when it comes to developing a global world model, innovation is necessarily ...
Neil R. Bramley+3 more
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Short Wavelength Limit of the Dynamic Matsubara Local Field Correction
ABSTRACT We investigate the short wavelength limit of the dynamic Matsubara local field correction G˜q,zl$$ \tilde{G}\left(\mathbf{q},{z}_l\right) $$ of the uniform electron gas based on direct ab initio path integral Monte Carlo (PIMC) results over an unprecedented range of wavenumbers, q≲20qF$$ q\lesssim 20{q}_{\mathrm{F}} $$, where qF$$ {q}_{\mathrm{
Tobias Dornheim+3 more
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Quantum Monte Carlo on a Lattice [PDF]
George Batrouni+2 more
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Ionization Potential Depression and Fermi Barrier in Warm Dense Matter: A First‐Principles Approach
ABSTRACT Ionization potential depression (IPD) is of crucial importance to understand and accurately predict the properties of dense, partially ionized plasmas. Many models of IPD have been developed that, however, exhibit largely varying results. Recently, a novel approach was proposed that is based on first‐principles quantum Monte Carlo simulations ...
Michael Bonitz, Linda Kordts
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Discrete Chiral Ballistic Polariton Laser
Planar microcavities in the strong light–matter coupling regime exhibit exciton‐polariton modes with a strong chiral response toward circularly polarized light. This feature is exploited alongside inherent spin‐orbit coupling of cavity light to generate giant discrete optical vortices in polygonal arrays of exciton‐polariton condensates.
Zuzanna Werner+5 more
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Abstract Background Geant4, a Monte Carlo Simulation Toolkit extensively used in bio‐medical physics, is in continuous evolution to include newest research findings to improve its accuracy and to respond to the evolving needs of a very diverse user community.
Pedro Arce+57 more
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Abstract Background Single‐photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) devices equipped with cadmium–zinc–telluride (CZT) detectors achieve high contrast resolution because of their enhanced energy resolution. Recently, thallium bromide (TlBr) has gained attention as a detector material because of its high atomic number and density.
Toshimune Ito+9 more
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Robust Fourier‐based slanted‐edge method to measure scatter ratio
Abstract Background Patient scatter incident on an x‐ray detector reduces radiographic contrast and adds quantum noise, and minimizing scatter is critical in some specialized techniques such as dual‐energy and energy‐subtraction methods. Existing methods to measure scatter are either labor‐intensive (multiple disks) or not appropriate to use in ...
Lisa M. Garland, Ian A. Cunningham
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Nanoparticles have vast applications in medicine and technology, but synthesizing them with precise properties is challenging. This review highlights how artificial intelligence (AI) can optimize nanoparticle synthesis. It highlights the use of AI to improve nanoparticle production, citing successful examples like AI models enhancing carbon nanotube ...
Vaisali Chandrasekar+7 more
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