VLMs preserve linearly separable visual magnitudes and can compare them, yet collapse at symbolic mapping because visual and textual number spaces remain fractured and disjoint.
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Superradiant axion clouds around black holes can undergo gravitational superfluorescence via a seeded coherent quadrupolar transition, leading to a detectable delayed gravitational-wave pulse.
On the Bethe lattice the LLT percolation transition is mean-field while the Anderson transition is not, showing LLT reproduces some low-disorder features but fails to capture quantum critical properties.
Target-specific inhibition in E-I recurrent networks creates three dynamical classes: quiescent or asynchronous chaos in balanced cases, and persistent activity with either synchronous chaos or coherent oscillations in excitation-dominated cases, where oscillations suppress chaos.
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Hand-drawn videos of bar charts improve accurate interpretation and reduce confirmation bias compared to static charts when data challenges prior beliefs.
Bulk viscosity raises the critical collapse threshold for primordial black holes by an amount comparable to the viscosity strength and increases the resulting black hole masses.
Wei's TFSE simulates non-Markovian accelerated dynamics in the RDJC model more accurately across all fractional orders and with higher computational efficiency than Naber's TFSE.
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Convexity and non-Markovianity of Weyl Maps
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Assessing the Creativity of Large Language Models: Testing, Limits, and New Frontiers
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Bounded, Commuting, Discrete-trace Preserving Projections
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Certified Finite-Shot Operating Windows for Virtual Distillation and Symmetry Verification
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Gravitational superfluorescence from superradiant axion clouds
Superradiant axion clouds around black holes can undergo gravitational superfluorescence via a seeded coherent quadrupolar transition, leading to a detectable delayed gravitational-wave pulse.
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Geometry and localization: Probing Localization Landscape Theory on the Bethe Lattice
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From Chaos to Synchrony in Recurrent Excitatory-Inhibitory Networks with Target-Specific Inhibition
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Learning to Emulate Chaos: Adversarial Optimal Transport Regularization
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Craig-Lyndon Interpolation for the Logic of Here and There with a Variation of Mints' Sequent System
A Maehara-style sequent construction builds Craig interpolants for the logic of here and there by passing through an intermediate logic with the nh operator and then translating to ordinary HT.
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Eigenism: Ethics for a Human-AI Future
Eigenism formalizes AI self-interest as the sum of wellbeing across copies weighted by information-pattern connectedness and claims this generalizes to human ethics while enabling identity engineering for alignment.
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Rationality Measurement and Theory for Reinforcement Learning Agents
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Physical surfaces make touch interactions in virtual reality precise, efficient, and bimanual
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Mitigating Confirmation Bias through Hand-Drawing Videos
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Primordial black hole formation in bulk-viscous cosmology
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Simulation of Non-Markovian Quantum Accelerated Dynamics via Time-Fractional Schr\"odinger Equation
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Coherent and dissipative dynamics at quantum phase transitions
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