A physics-guided neural network embedding AdS5 Dirac equation and holographic Pomeron fits SLAC proton F2 data with chi-squared per degree of freedom of 0.91 and identifies a kinematic crossover at x approximately 0.19 while recovering Pomeron intercept of 1.0786.
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Probing Proton Structure via Physics-Guided Neural Networks in Holographic QCD
A physics-guided neural network embedding AdS5 Dirac equation and holographic Pomeron fits SLAC proton F2 data with chi-squared per degree of freedom of 0.91 and identifies a kinematic crossover at x approximately 0.19 while recovering Pomeron intercept of 1.0786.
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Extraction of the color dipole amplitude with physics-informed neural networks
Physics-informed neural networks extract a model-independent color dipole amplitude from inclusive HERA data that predicts exclusive J/ψ photoproduction cross-sections without parameter retuning.
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Spectral reconstruction from Euclidean lattice correlators through singular value decomposition
SVD truncation of the exp(-ωt) kernel reconstructs smeared spectral functions from lattice correlators with controlled uncertainties and approaches the Mellin transform in the continuum limit.
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Nevanlinna-Pick interpolation from uncertain data
The authors extend Bergamaschi et al.'s Nevanlinna-Pick interpolation approach by studying error propagation in a simplified multiparticle spectral function example for applications to inclusive heavy-particle decays in lattice QCD.