Mapping Stacking and Stacking Defects in the 2D Ferromagnet CrI3

Stacking mice

We show that either of the following hypotheses imply that there is an inner model with a proper class of strong cardinals and a proper class of Woodin cardinals. 1) There is a countably closed cardinal κ ≥ א3 such that κ and (κ) fail. 2) There is a cardinal κ such that κ is weakly compact in the generic extension by Col(κ, κ). Of special interest is 1) with κ = א3 since it follows from PFA by ...

Soft Stacking

In this paper, we present a continuous approach to ordering 2D images when compositing. Previous methods for stacking image layers require them to appear in a single (though possibly different) order at every point in the image. Our soft stacking approach removes this restriction – allowing layers to stack as if they were volumes of fog, appearing partially in front of and partially in back of ...

Case stacking in nanosyntax

Abstract In this paper, I discuss a possibility for extending the nanosyntactic approach to case assignment and realization in order to model case stacking. Building on the work by Caha (2009), I show that nanosyntax can derive instances of overt case stacking as well as abstract case stacking. emain idea is that a case checking head can attract more than one K(ase)P. is leads to congurations ...

Mapping ice-shelf flow with interferometric synthetic aperture radar stacking

Interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) observations of ice-shelf flow contain ocean-tide and atmospheric-pressure signals. A model-based correction can be applied, but this method is limited by its dependency upon model accuracy, which in remote regions can be uncertain. Here we describe a method to determine two-dimensional ice-shelf flow vectors independently of model predictions of...

Mapping of Ground Deformations with Interferometric Stacking Techniques