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  1. The Geometry of Finite Lattice Varieties Over Witt Vectors

    … the Demazure desingularization, we investigate a lattice in the smooth locus, give an explicit decomposition formula of its matrix presentation as a product of affine reflections, and construct a smooth projective variety of iterated P1k -bundles with respect to the decomposition. We show that …

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  2. Scaling of Steady States in a Simple Driven Three-State Lattice Gas

    … states in a simple three-state stochastic lattice gas are investigated. A two dimensional finite lattice with periodic boundary conditions is filled with one hole and two oppositely "charged" species of particles, subject to an excluded volume constraint. Starting from a completely …

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  3. Quantification of molecular aggregation equilibria using spectroscopic measurements and random mixing modeling

    … into the RM model and validated against an exact finite lattice (FL) model.^ Comparison of the Raman-MCR experimental results and random mixing predictions imply that there are no more hydrophobic contacts in aqueous solutions of alcohols ranging from methanol to tertiary butyl alcohol than in …

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  4. New methods for Hamiltonian lattice theories

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