Weakly nonlinear SPDEs converge to KPZ on the whole line
A stochastic heat kernel argument extends KPZ universality to non-equilibrium initial data in infinite volume
· “KPZ equation from a class of nonlinear SPDEs in infinite volume”
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A stochastic heat kernel argument extends KPZ universality to non-equilibrium initial data in infinite volume
· “KPZ equation from a class of nonlinear SPDEs in infinite volume”
The genus-g analogue of the KLT double-copy relations, with numerical checks at genus two.
Lecture notes derive Penrose and super-Penrose transforms for conserved, scalar, and generic operators.
· “Lectures on the Spinor and Twistor Formalism in 3D Conformal Field Theory”
The new R-matrix covers every irreducible representation of sl_3, not just the symmetric ones.
The modified Mathieu and doubly confluent Heun equations emerge from Painlevé III3 and III1, yielding the dual gauge period.
· “From Painlev\'e equations to {cal N}=2 susy gauge theories: prolegomena”
For 2d CFT degenerate operators, forbidden singularities dissolve and minimal models emerge from resummation.
· “On the 1/c expansion in 2d CFTs with degenerate operators”
A Cartan-style construction unifies a global duality group and a local gauge group into one curvature hierarchy.
· “Gauged Extended Field Theory and Generalised Cartan Geometry”
A review extends the growing interior volume to charged, rotating, higher-dimensional and f(R) black holes.
A one-time calculation can hand any optimizer the loss value at every stationary point.
Borel-Laplace and alien calculus show CFT blocks I1 and I2 encode each other's large-c trans-series and monodromy.
· “Resurgence for large c expansion in Coulomb gas formalism”
Quantizing with a deformed-fuzzy-sphere Lie derivative turns matrix Chern-Simons droplets into effective gauge theories.
· “Microscopic field theories of the quantum skyrmion Hall effect”
Proof puts the localization length at order W² for one-dimensional random band matrices, matching the predicted transition.
An 18-element pair built from the magic-square system cannot be told apart by quantum strategies in the nonbasis game.
Competing next-nearest-neighbour coupling makes the decisive eigenvalue exponentially small; Borel-Padé fixes its prefactor and sign.
Full delocalization, universal eigenvalue statistics and quantum ergodicity follow from new resolvent laws.
Beyond a Thouless time, kicked many-body spectra reproduce COE, CUE, and CSE form factors to second order.
The planar calculus once limited to bipartite knots extends to all knots through one universal algebraic formula.
A complete geometric solution for the square root of the threetangle covers the whole Bloch sphere.
· “The exact convex roof for GHZ-W mixtures for three qubits and beyond”
Inverse neural-net analysis exposes a temporary interaction; refitting the equation restores its conservation law.
They solve the recursion and yield the coefficient of every Virasoro monomial.
A polarization-aware radiative transfer scheme shows an azimuth-averaged beam gives the same temperature as the full collimated beam.
The volume of a ball of interaction range R sets the radius of the zero-free disk.
· “Simple analyticity criteria for repulsive multi-body potentials”
Only constants survive in the symmetric transverse part; geodesics match autoparallels only in special cases.
The same bootstrap that yields Yang-Mills on flat space fixes U(N) as the only allowed noncommutative gauge group.
· “On a non-geometric approach to noncommutative gauge theories”
Explicit checkable tests yield new collapsing levels and isomorphisms like W_{-12}(E6,2A2) ≅ L_{-2}(G2).
New real-space RG yields n^{-1/2} cluster tails and superprocess limits in all high-effective-dimension regimes.
· “Critical long-range percolation I: High effective dimension”
Meromorphic isomonodromic and KP-minimal-model constructions are explicitly identified, giving new Hamiltonians.
Effective central charge exposes a violation of the expected Chern-Simons relation in some Brieskorn spheres.
Each curve is seeded by a bound state of one matrix Schrödinger or Dirac operator, matching bulk-edge correspondence.
· “Edge states in square lattice media and their deformations”
Abstract promises global results and tacking paths; the submitted full text contains none of them.
A proven rank match up to ℓ=8 suggests the operator set is complete at all loop orders.
· “D-ideal of generic mass banana integrals in dimensional regularization”
As the Hubble rate falls, full and averaged systems converge to the same late-time attractors in nine interacting Bianchi I models.
Three explicit L∞ algebras realize the BV bracket on local functionals for any compatible Q.
Decay rates from bounces and from resonant states become one and the same boundary value problem.
Complete non-Hermitian Ricci-flat metrics exist on non-spin simply connected 4-manifolds for every n≥1.
The result extends quasi-adiabatic evolution to infinite lattices and makes Goldstone's theorem a corollary.
· “Automorphic equivalence within gapped phases of infinitely extended fermion systems”
Whitening makes them scale-free with unbiased gradients, giving machine learning a unit-invariant loss family.
· “From Kinetic Theory to AI: a Rediscovery of High-Dimensional Divergences and Their Properties”
Three deterministic steps replace score estimation and noise: push points apart, add a uniform point, run the inverse map.
Light-scalar noise could rescue inflation models whose weak couplings would otherwise never reheat the universe.
· “Fluctuations in Hill's equation parameters and application to cosmic reheating”
A nontrivial H^4(G,U(1)) class forbids any trivially gapped symmetric ground state.
· “Anomaly diagnosis via symmetry restriction in two-dimensional lattice systems”
A two-layer circuit of hash-based phase gates and shuffles matches Haar randomness exponentially faster than prior ensembles.
The standard action and the restricted boundary-compatible action yield the same expectation values on Σ × I.
The number 8eδ² decides: below its inverse, strong solutions exist; above it, existence can fail.
· “The Cauchy Problem for Symmetric Hyperbolic Systems with Nonlocal Potentials”
A new Lie algebra isomorphism solves the quadratic Redfield equation exactly for non-Gaussian states.
· “Gaussian Open Quantum Dynamics and Isomorphism to Superconformal Symmetry”
Eliminating the auxiliary field leaves exactly the torsion-free, Hamiltonian, and momentum constraints.
A tomography proof shows the shell of initial gravitational perturbations is stably recoverable from ISW observations.
· “Reconstruction of the observable universe from the integrated Sachs-Wolfe effect”
It fixes how much dissipation a one-dimensional sandpile can absorb before losing criticality.
· “Random walks in a field of soft traps and criticality for the dissipative Abelian Sandpile Model”
Chebyshev-based neural PDE solvers keep their learning kernel structured, and that structure tracks their error drops.
For cyclic circuits, one observable splits the reachable algebra into K copies for log K extra qubits.
Consistency, asymptotic normality, and exponential error bounds — and it feeds optimal voting weights.
· “Reconstruction of the Probability Measure and the Coupling Parameters in a Curie-Weiss Model”
Pairwise-distance conjugation turns multiple SLE null vector equations into the Calogero-Moser Hamiltonian.
· “Multiple chordal SLE(kappa) and quantum Calogero-Moser system”
First published values in 6−ε dimensions, extending known five-loop results.
Exact full counting statistics interpolate from single-file Mainardi-Wright at pure reflection to Gaussian at pure transmission.
Global solutions and an invariant measure make the non-commutative quantum field theory rigorous for all couplings.
· “Stochastic quantization of λ φ₂⁴- theory in 2-d Moyal space”
Same backpropagation trick that works for depolarizing noise now covers realistic amplitude damping.
Four solar-system tests force the new terms between 10^-9 and 10^-4.
· “Black hole with global monopole charge in self-interacting Kalb-Ramond field”
A rational conformal map fixed by one quartic root gives the equilibrium measure and leading energy in the pre-critical phase.
· “Properties of the one-component Coulomb gas on a sphere with two macroscopic external charges”
A matrix-cocycle calculation gives the exact heating phase boundary and Lyapunov exponent for driven critical systems.
· “Phase Transitions in Quasi-Periodically Driven Quantum Critical Systems: Analytical Results”
A circle-based model of blackbody radiation predicts dimmer, narrower, redshifted spectra as curvature grows.
Above band width $N^{1/2+\varepsilon}$, bulk eigenvectors spread out and the local eigenvalue statistics are GUE.
A reduction chain from 3×3 Lax matrices recovers the Adler-Yamilov map and new integrable birational YB maps.
· “Reductions and degenerate limits of Yang-Baxter maps with 3times 3 Lax matrices”
A spherical-harmonic split turns 3D Dirac stability checks into one-dimensional radial problems.
· “On spectral stability of one- and bi-frequency solitary waves in Soler model in (3+1)D”
Idempotents, spinor bases, matrix reps, and norms for every real and complex algebra, extending a 1998 computation.
· “Clifford geometric algebra: Real and complex spinor data tables”
If right, the AB effect follows from topology of the punctured plane, not a coil outside the electron's reach.
An explicit analytic series for the charged scalar correlator, with QNM dispersions and superconducting Tc.
· “Exact low-temperature Green's functions in AdS/CFT: From Heun to confluent Heun”
A normalized reduced-operator objective wins on layer and time-origin perturbations and stays competitive on noise.
· “Reduced-order modeling for electromagnetic inverse problems: a layered medium benchmark”
A weak local law yields Gaussian eigenvalue counts and delocalized bulk eigenvectors.
· “Weak local law and delocalization for the Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev model”
Strong directed movement can destabilize a non-reactive equilibrium even when diffusion alone predicts no patterns.
· “Pattern formation: reactivity is not necessary for chemotaxis--driven instabilities”
A small type summary preserves the whole noise model in O(log n) memory; universal state recovery still needs every trajectory.
· “Task-Dependent Syndrome Memory in Quantum Sensing and State Recovery”
A bijective skin-and-core splitting gives every term of topological recursion a direct combinatorial meaning; no analytic assumptions needed
q-cosymplectic manifolds make multi-time dynamics integrable and reducible, with fast-slow clocks as a test case.
Exact formulas extend the beta=4 Pfaffian machinery to every even-square beta.
· “Hyperpfaffian Correlations for Beta-Ensembles: Beta an Even Square Integer”
The theorem in any dimension: instantons and their on-shell action are fixed by vanishing energy-momentum.
· “Soliton Surfaces and the Geometry of Integrable Deformations of the mathbb{CP}^(N-1) Model”
A periodic Feynman–Kitaev clock turns shift-register Floquet states into zero-energy eigenstates with maximal block entropy.
The boundary of a random crystal plateau shows cube-root fluctuations with an Airy-function limit law.
A capacitance operator links continuous and discrete solitons with O(δ) error, opening the way to gap and defect solitons.
The a-contraction method with a shock-strength weight gives stability for u_t + (u^p)_x = u_xx when 2 ≤ p ≤ 4.
· “L²-contraction and asymptotic stability of large shock for scalar viscous conservation laws”
Truncating at N modes gives Jacobi-elliptic stationary solutions plus a checkable error for time evolution.
· “Solving the nonlinear Klein-Gordon equation: semianalytical Galerkin method”
For spin chains with or without disorder, one large local coupling shrinks the Lieb-Robinson amplitude to 1/Δ.
· “Logarithmic lightcones in the multiparticle Anderson model with sparse interactions”
Pairing the two Teukolsky scalars works for every rotation below extremality—a step toward evaporation models.
· “The Teukolsky scalar as a gateway for quantizing gravity on rotating black holes”