نتایج جستجو برای: duality gaps

تعداد نتایج: 75588  

Journal: :Advances in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics 2003

Journal: :Physical Review D 2000

Journal: :Physical Review D 2007

Journal: :Physical Review D 1994

2005
Patrick J. Morandi

In this note we prove several duality theorems in lattice theory. We also discuss the connection between spectral spaces and Priestley spaces, and interpret Priestley duality in terms of spectral spaces. The organization of this note is as follows. In the first section we collect appropriate definitions and basic results common to many of the various topics. The next four sections consider Birk...

Ahmad Mostaar, Ghazaleh Sadrieh Khajoo Mahdi Salehi Barough Mohammad Ali Ostadrahimi

    Introduction: In the last few decades, a lot of monte carlo codes have been introduced for medical applications. For close - to - surface tumors, the surface of the skin can be used to increase the surface dose so that all or part of the bunch area can fall into bolus, thereby increasing the dose of the skin. The air gaps between bolus and skin can affect the dose of...

  In this research we have studied the Brownian motion of a heavy particle in thermalized plasma. This plasma is made of quarks and gluons and it is different with normal plasma. Since, coupling constant is strong in this plasma, usual perturbation method does not  work for the study  of this plasma. For this purpose AdS/CFT duality is used. Based on the AdS/CFT duality to consider temperature...

اقبالی, علی, عطازاده, محمد,

According to the perturbation order, the equations of motion of low-energy string effective action are the generalized Einstein equations. Thus, by making use of the conformal transformation of  the metric tensor, it is possible to map the low-energy string effective action into f(T) gravity, relating the dilaton field to the torsion scalar. Considering a homogeneous and isotropic universe and ...

Journal: :Comput. Graph. Forum 2009
Andrea Weidlich Alexander Wilkie

In coloured media, the index of refraction does not decrease monotonically with increasing wavelength, but behaves in a quite non-monotonical way. This behaviour is called anomalous dispersion and results from the fact that the absorption of a material influences its index of refraction. So far, this interesting fact has not been widely acknowledged by the graphics community. In this paper, we ...

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