Abstract We study anisotropic inflation in non-minimal derivative coupling model where the scalar field non-minimally coupled to U(1) gauge fields and of Einstein tensor. Within framework we find power-law solutions this when both inflaton potential kinetic function are type high friction regime. show ratio anisotropy expansion rate is nearly constant, small proportional slow-roll parameters th...

In the framework of generalized Rastall theory (GRT), we study ability a non-minimal coupling between geometry and matter fields in order to provide setting, which allows for variable G during cosmic evolution. this regard, compatibility with Dirac hypothesis on variations is investigated, additionally, possibility obtaining current accelerated universe also addressed. summary, our indicates th...

The U.S. Army’s Generalized Intelligent Framework for Tutoring (GIFT) is an important step on the path toward a loosely coupled, serviceoriented system that would promote shareable modules and could underpin multiagent architectures. However, the current version of the system may be “heavier” than it needs to be and not ideal for new or veteran ITS developers. We begin our critique with a discu...

We present the dynamic model of global coupled neuronal population subject to external stimulus by the use of phase sensitivity function. We investigate the effect of time-varying coupling strength on the synchronized phase response of neural population subjected to external harmonic stimulus. For a time-periodic coupling strength, we found that the stimulus with increasing intensity or frequen...

We construct a supersymmetric grand unified model in the framework of a latticized extra dimension. The SU(5) symmetries on the lattice are broken by the vacuum expectation values of the link fields connecting adjacent SU(5) sites, leaving just the MSSM at low energies. Below the SU(5) breaking scale, the theory gives rise to a similar spectrum as in orbifold breaking of SU(5) symmetry in 5 dim...

Abstract: We show that the general framework proposed by Kleihaus et al. (2015) for the study of asymptotically flat vacuum black objects with k + 1 equal magnitude angular momenta in D ≥ 5 spacetime dimensions (with 0 ≤ k ≤ [D−5 2 ] ) can be extended to the case of Einstein–Maxwell-dilaton (EMd) theory. This framework can describe black holes with spherical horizon topology, the simplest solut...