“T-fold” backgrounds are generically-nongeometric compactifications of string theory, described by T fibrations over a base N with transition functions in the perturbative T-duality group. We review Hull’s doubled torus formalism, which geometrizes these backgrounds, and use the formalism to constrain the D-brane spectrum (to leading order in gs and α ) on T fibrations over S with O(n, n;Z) mon...

The quality of a model induced by a learning algorithm is dependent upon the training data and the hyperparameters supplied to the learning algorithm. Prior work has shown that a model’s quality can be significantly improved by filtering out low quality instances or by tuning the learning algorithm hyperparameters. The potential impact of filtering and hyperparameter optimization (HPO) is large...

We review the use of the Bird-Meertens Formalism as a vehicle for the construction of programs with massive implicit parallelism. We show that a simple result from the theory, concerning the expression of list homomorph-isms, can help us in our search for parallel algorithms and demonstrate its application to some simple problems including the maximum segment sum problem. Our main purpose is to...

The research was directed to the modern critical books that received book “Al-Muazana bayna Abu Tammam and Al-Buhturi” by Al-Qasim Al-Hassan bin Bishr for Al-Amidi (370 Ah) answer main question: what are features of criticism in Al-Muazana contemporary books? study aims reveal views on approach Al-Amidi, then trying reconcile opinions critics discussed method his book, one them first which appl...

We present a family of parallel algorithms for simple language recognition problems involving bracket matching. The algorithms are expressed in the Bird-Meertens Formalism, exploiting only list operations which are inherently massively parallel. Our intention is to illustrate the practical eecacy with which such algorithms can be derived and expressed given the support of a well understood theo...

Supersymmetry and Yang-Mills type gauge invariance are two of the essential properties of most, and possibly the most important models in fundamental physics. Supersymmetry is nearly trivial to prove in the (traditionally gauge-noncovariant) superfield formalism, whereas the gauge-covariant formalism makes gauge invariance manifest. In 3+1dimensions, the transformation from one into the other i...