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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Subdimensional"”.

  1. Subdimensional particles and higher rank quantum phases of matter

    … in three dimensions. We call these excitations "subdimensional particles." As a special case, some models feature 0-dimensional particles, or "fractons," which are totally immobile. Subdimensional particles couple naturally to tensor electric and magnetic fields, in a form of generalized …

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  2. Subdimensional expansion method for multi-agent path finding with long narrow corridors

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2027-08-01

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  3. Unsupervised discovery of activity primitives from multivariate sensor data

    … An algorithm that can efficiently discover such "subdimensional" patterns was developed and evaluated. The discovery algorithms are evaluated by measuring the detection accuracy of discovered patterns relative to a set of expected patterns for each data set. The data sets used for evaluation are …

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  4. Band topology beyond symmetry eigenvalues with applications to electronic and phononic systems

    … class of topological phases which we refer to as subdimensional topology. These phases exists in 3D materials which look completely trivial in symmetry eigenvalue based classification schemes. We demonstrate, however, that these phases possess intriguing topological characteristics in their bulk, …

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