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Move over, silicon switches: There's a new way to compute（图）
Move over silicon switches new way to compute
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2019/10/30
In a newly published Physical Review Applied paper, researchers from New York University introduce a voltage-controlled topological spin switch (vTOPSS) that requires only electric fields, rather than...
A New Algorithm to Compute the Square Roots of r -circulant Matrices
r-circulant matrices primary square root reduced form Schur decomposition
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2012/9/24
A simplified form of r-circulant matrices is investigated , and a new algorithm to compute the square roots of r -circulant matrices is obtained using the properties of r -circulant matrices. In st...
The su(n) WZNW fusion ring as integrable model: a new algorithm to compute fusion coefficients
Quantum integrable models Plactic algebra Bethe Ansatz Fusion ring Verlinde algebra Symmetric functions
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2011/7/7
This is a proceedings article reviewing a recent combinatorial construction of the su(n) WZNW fusion ring by C. Stroppel and the author. It contains one novel aspect: the explicit derivation of an alg...
The su(n) WZNW fusion ring as integrable model: a new algorithm to compute fusion coefficients
Quantum integrable models Plactic algebra Bethe Ansatz Fusion ring Verlinde algebra
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2011/7/26
Abstract: This is a proceedings article reviewing a recent combinatorial construction of the su(n) WZNW fusion ring by C. Stroppel and the author. It contains one novel aspect: the explicit derivation...
Forward Modeling and validation of a new formulation to compute self-potential signals associated with ground water flow
porous media hydroelectrical flow electrical current density water flow
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2009/5/14
The classical formulation of the coupled hydroelectrical flow in porous media is based on a linear formulation of two coupled constitutive equations for the electrical current density and the seepage...