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Overview of toroidal momentum transport

Basil Duval, Yann Camenen, Alessandro Bortolon, Giovanni Tardini

Toroidal momentum transport mechanisms are reviewed and put in a broader perspective. The generation of a finite momentum flux is closely related to the breaking of symmetry (parity) along the field. The symmetry argument allows for the systematic identifi ...

2011

Overview of toroidal momentum transport

Basil Duval, Yann Camenen, Alessandro Bortolon, Lucia Isabel Federspiel, Giovanni Tardini

2011

Experimental observation of an enhanced anisotropic magnetoresistance in non-local configuration

We compare non-local magnetoresistance measurements in multi-terminal Ni nanostructures with corresponding local experiments. In both configurations, the measured voltages show the characteristic features of anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR). However, th ...

American Institute of Physics2011

How regular is a regular-interval timetable? From theory to application

Panagiotis Tzieropoulos, Daniel Emery, David Tron

Initially, choice of regular-interval timetable was mostly addressing operational concerns, aiming to increase the network throughput and to smooth the day-today tasks of the personnel. Separation between infrastructure management and train operations, ind ...

Wit Press, Ashurst Lodge, Southampton So40 7Aa, Ashurst, England2010

Young and Early Career Investigators: Report from a Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise Working Group

Jacques Fellay, Yong Liu

The scientific challenges facing HIV-1 vaccine development are unprecedented in the history of vaccinology. As a result, investigators, funders, and other stakeholders generally agree that “game-changing” ideas are required. While innovation can certainly ...

2010

Predicting Usefulness of Measuring Structures during Load Tests

Ian Smith, James-Alexandre Goulet

This paper presents an approach for model identifiability that builds upon recent research into measurement data interpretation. The objective of this approach is to determine probabilistically to what degree the number of models able to explain a measured ...

2010

Informative data: how to get just sufﬁciently rich?

Ljubisa Miskovic

Prediction error identification requires that data be informative with respect to the chosen model structure. Whereas sufficient conditions for informative experiments have been available for a long time, there were surprisingly no results of necessary and ...

IEEE CSS2008

Assessing the microstructure of motion correspondences with non-retinotopic feature attribution

Michael Herzog, Thomas Otto

The motion correspondence problem, one of the classical examples of perceptual organization, addresses the question of how elements are grouped across space and time. Here, we investigate motion correspondences using a new feature attribution technique. We ...

Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology2008

Symmetrization

Mark Pauly

We present a symmetrization algorithm for geometric objects. Our algorithm enhances approximate symmetries of a model while minimally altering its shape. Symmetrizing deformations are formulated as an optimization process that couples the spatial domain wi ...

2007

Conditionally optimal weights of evidence

Stephan Morgenthaler, Robert Staudte

A weight of evidence is a calibrated statistic whose values in [0, 1] indicate the degree of agreement between the data and either of two hypothesis, one being treated as the null (H 0) and the other as the alternative (H 1). A value of zero means perfect ...

Springer-Verlag2005