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06/15/2006--
06/15/2006
Modelling V838 Monocerotis as a Mergeburst Object
We discuss the main observational facts on the eruption of V838 Monocerotis
in terms of possible outburst mechanisms. We conclude that the stellar merger
scenario is the only one, which can consistently explain the observations.
Noam Soker
Romuald Tylenda
03/18/2007--
03/18/2007
Further Indications Against Jet Rotation in Young Stellar Objects
I discuss recent observations of asymmetries in Doppler shifts across T Tauri
jets, and argue that the observed asymmetric velocity shifts and gradients do
not indicate jet rotation. These observations, therefor, cannot be used as a
support of a magnetized disk wind. The interaction of the jets with a
twisted-tilted (wrapped) accretion disk (or the variable velocity precessing
model) accounts better for the observations.
Noam Soker
05/24/2000--
05/14/2000
Explicit towers of Drinfeld modular curves
We give explicit equations for the simplest towers of Drinfeld modular curves
over any finite field, and observe that they coincide with the asymptotically
optimal towers of curves constructed by Garcia and Stichtenoth.
Noam D. Elkies
01/18/2001--
09/10/2000
Blocks of Lie Superalgebras of Type W(n)
We calculate the blocks of the category of finite-dimensional representations
of W(0,n), with n > 2, and show that all are of wild type. As an application,
we show that the centre of the universal enveloping algebra is trivial.
Noam Shomron
06/13/2001--
12/10/2000
The Diameter of Long-Range Percolation Clusters on Finite Cycles
Bounds for the diameter and for the expansion of long-range percolation
clusters on the cycle $\Z / N\Z$ are given.
Itai Benjamini
Noam Berger
08/05/2003--
08/05/2003
Still better nonlinear codes from modular curves
We give a new construction of nonlinear error-correcting codes over suitable
finite fields k from the geometry of modular curves with many rational points
over k, combining two recent improvements on Goppa's construction. The
resulting codes are asymptotically the best currently known.
Noam D. Elkies
09/01/2004--
09/01/2004
A lower bound for the chemical distance in sparse long-range percolation models
We consider long-range percolation in dimension $d\geq 1$, where distinct
sites $x$ and $y$ are connected with probability $p_{x,y}\in[0,1]$. Assuming
that $p_{x,y}$ is translation invariant and that $p_{x,y}=\|x-y\|^{-s+o(1)}$
with $s>2d$, we show that the graph distance is at least linear with the
Euclidean distance.
Noam Berger
04/04/2006--
01/05/2006
Models of real-valued measurability
Solovay's random-real forcing (1971) is the standard way of producing
real-valued measurable cardinals. Following questions of Fremlin, by giving a
new construction, we show that there are combinatorial, measure-theoretic
properties of Solovay's model that do not follow from the existence of
real-valued measurability.
Sakaé Fuchino
Noam Greenberg
Saharon Shelah
03/07/2005--
07/13/2004
Bell's Theorem - Why Inequalities, Correlations?
It is shown that Bell's counterfactuals admit joint quasiprobability
distributions (i.e. joint distributions exist, but may not be non-negative). A
necessary and sufficient condition for the existence among them of a true
probability distribution (i.e. no-nnegative) is Bell's inequalities. This, in
turn, is a necessary condition for the existence of local hidden variables. The
treatment is amenable to generalization to examples of 'nonlocality without
inequalities'.
Noam Erez
02/07/2006--
10/17/2005
Teleportation from a Projection Operator Point of View
The process of quantum state teleportation is described from the point of
view of the properties of projections onto one-dimensional subspaces. It is
introduced as a generalization of the remote preparation of a known state by
use of an EPR pair. The discrete and continuous cases are treated in a unified
way. The conceptual and calculational simplicity is pedagogically advantageous.
Noam Erez
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