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A comment on PRL vol. 80, 4697 (1998) by Roder, Adler and Janke. Minior correction included.
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This is a reply to the comment by M. Kastner and M. Promberger [cond-mat/0011516] on the paper published in J. Stat. Phys. 99, 691 (2000) and also in cond-mat/0002176. We show that all their criticisms do not apply.
Constraint tightening to non-conservatively guarantee recursive feasibility and stability in Stochastic Model Predictive Control is addressed. Stability and feasibility requirements are considered separately, highlighting the difference…
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We give two weighted norm estimates for higher order commutator of classical operators such as singular integral and fractional type operators, between weighted $L^p$ and certain spaces that include Lipschitz, BMO and Morrey spaces. We also…
A Comment on "Space-Time Crystals of Trapped ions", by Tongcang Li et al. (PRL 109, 163001 (2012); arXiv:1206.4772
The classical double copy relating exact solutions of biadjoint scalar, gauge and gravity theories continues to receive widespread attention. Recently, a derivation of the exact classical double copy was presented, using ideas from twistor…
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