In this article we present REvolver, a C++ library for renormalization group evolution and automatic flavor matching of the QCD coupling quark masses, as well precise conversion between various mass schemes. The systematically accounts low-scale short-distance masses which depend linearly on scale sums logarithmic terms high low scales that are missed by common evolution. can also be accessed t...

During last few years the use of Terrestrial Laser Scanner has increased notably in different application fields, like architecture, geology and geodesy. The paper focuses in the use of TLS data for deformation measurement and monitoring purposes which concerns both engineering geology and geodesy. The paper presents a new approach for deformation measurement which fully takes advantage of the ...

Palsberg and Zhao [17] presented an O(n) time algorithm for matching two recursive types. In this paper, we present an O(n log n) algorithm for the same problem. Our algorithm works by reducing the type matching problem to the well-understood problem of finding a size-stable partition of a graph. Our result may help improve systems, such as Polyspin and Mockingbird, that are designed to facilit...

DAISY is a generic pattern matching system [Weeks et al, 1999] which was initially developed at the Natural History Museum in London (BM(NH) under the aegis of BBSRC and UK Government Darwin Initiative funding. The primary rationale for developing this system was to overcome a taxonomic impediment, and to provide a system which would allow non specialists to identify organisms within speciose a...

Let P be a polygonal curve in R of length n, and S be a point-set of size k. The Curve/Point Set Matching problem consists of finding a polygonal curve Q on S such that the Fréchet distance from P is less than a given ε. We consider eight variations of the problem based on the distance metric used and the omittability or repeatability of the points. We provide closure to a recent series of comp...

Hydraulic conductivity and storage coefficient of aquifers are often estimated from nonequilibrium well pumping test data using Theis method. This method requires matching a typecurve with time-drawdown data curve from a pumping well. Typically, this is done by using a type-curve plotted on a graph paper and the data curve plotted on another transparent graph paper, and superimposing and slidin...