Let G be a linear algebraic group and X be an irreducible algebraic variety with a generically free G-action, all defined over an algebraically closed base field of characteristic zero. It is well known that X can be viewed as a G-torsor, representing a class [X] in H(K,G), where K is the field of G-invariant rational functions on X. We have previously shown that if X has a smooth H-fixed point...

Work-stealing is an efficient method to implement load balancing in fine-grained task parallelism. Typically, concurrent deques are used for this purpose. A disadvantage of many concurrent deques is that they require expensive memory fences for local deque operations. In this paper, we propose a new non-blocking work-stealing deque based on the split task queue. Our design uses a dynamic split ...

We know that we cannot split the information encoded in two non-orthogonal qubits into complementary parts deterministically. Here we show that each of the copies of the state randomly selected from a set of non orthogonal linearly independent states, splitting of quantum information can not be done even probabilistically. Here in this work we also show that under certain restricted conditions,...

Peroneal split syndrome refers to longitudinal tearing of the peroneus brevis tendon at the level of the retrofibular groove. It is an increasingly recognized, albeit frequently overlooked, cause of lateral ankle pain. Several surgical options have been documented for managing this entity, however there are no reports emphasizing the role of conservative treatment. A 48-year-old male patient pr...

In six-dimensional F-theory/heterotic string theory, half-hypermultiplets arise only when they correspond to particular quaternionic K\"ahler symmetric spaces, which are mostly associated with the Freudenthal-Tits magic square. Motivated by intriguing singularity structure previously found in such F-theory models a gauge group $SU(6)$,$SO(12)$ or $E_7$, we investigate, as final magical example,...

This paper introduces the linearity analysis of a progressive successive approximation registers (SAR) simple toadvanced converters (ADC) with part DAC structure taking into account two exchanging techniques: conventional charge-redistribution and Vcm-based switching. The static linearity execution, in particular the fundamental nonlinearity and differential nonlinearity, and in addition the pa...

Some effects of non-reinforcement in split-brain monkeys. PHYSIOL. BEHAV. 6 (6) 703-706, 1971.-Three experienced split-brain monkeys were taught a visual pattern discrimination in one eye hemisphere and shifted to an FR-2 schedule of reinforcement. The opposite hemisphere was then allowed to view the discrimination on thenon-reinforced trials. Under this condition the untrained hemisphere began...

We propose a model in which a spliced vector bundle (with an arbitrary number of gauge structures in the splice) possesses a geometry which do not split. The model employs connection 1-forms with values in a space-product of Lie algebras, and therefore interlaces the various gauge structures in a non-trivial manner. Special attention is given to the structure of the geometric ghost sector and t...

In a recent paper, Dash, Dey and Günlük (2010) showed that many families of inequalities for the two-row continuous group relaxation and variants of this relaxation are cross cuts or crooked cross cuts, both of which generalize split cuts. Li and Richard (2008) recently studied t-branch split cuts for mixedinteger programs for integers t ≥ 1. Split cuts are just 1-branch split cuts, and cross c...

A study of a non-uniform metamaterial array consisting of six split-ring resonators of varying diameters is conducted experimentally to measure the transmission and reflection characteristics that arise from asymmetry in the longitudinal direction. Such characteristics are examined and compared with their counterpart symmetric scattering coefficients associated with a uniform split-ring array....