MOTIVATION Experiments in which the effect of combined manipulations is compared with the effects of their pure constituents have received a great deal of attention. Examples include the study of combination therapies and the comparison of double and single knockout model organisms. Often the effect of the combined manipulation is not a mere addition of the effects of its constituents, with qui...

This is supplementary material to An Efficient and Scalable Semiconductor Architecture for Parallel Automata Processing. This section includes additional details of the automata processor architecture and an extensive review of relevant literature.

Before proving the theoretical results in this paper, we first present following lemmas used in the proof. Lemma 1. There exists a constant c that only depends on µ and d, such that for all γ > 0 and b signals {x i } b i=1 , the following holds with high probability: sup w∈S d

We demonstrate that catalytic micromotors can be trapped in microfluidic chips containing chevron and heart-shaped structures. Despite the challenge presented by the reduced size of the traps, microfluidic chips with different trapping geometries can be fabricated via replica moulding. We prove that these microfluidic chips can capture micromotors without the need for any external mechanism to ...

This document contains supplementary material to the paper Inverse Reinforcement Learning with Simultaneous Estimation of Rewards and Dynamics with more detailed derivations, additional proofs to lemmata and theorems as well as larger illustrations and plots of the evaluation task. 1 Partial Derivative of the Policy