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On the Problem of three Bodies
S. Miyahara
- Vol. 6, pp 21
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Recurrence studies of insect-sized flapping wings in inclined-stroke plane under gusty conditions
TL;DR: In this article, the effect of frontal gust on the force patterns of an insect-sized flapping wing in the inclined-stroke plane was assessed using global recurrence plots and windowed recurrence quantification analysis (WRQA).
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Speech and Music - Nonlinear Acoustical Decoding in Neurocognitive Scenario
Susmita Bhaduri,Dipak Ghosh +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the scaling behavior of amplitude-profile of music varies a lot from frequency to frequency whereas it's almost consistent for the speech signal, which has huge neurocognitive significance.
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Reality or Locality? Proposed Test to Decide How Nature Breaks Bell's Inequality
TL;DR: A simple test is proposed, which for the first time may decide which alternative nature actually prefers on the fundamental, quantum level, if each microscopic event is truly random or deterministic.
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Recurrence studies of insect-sized flapping wings in inclined-stroke plane under gusty conditions
TL;DR: In this article, the effect of frontal gust on the force patterns of an insect-sized flapping wing in the inclined-stroke plane was assessed using global recurrence plots and windowed recurrence quantification analysis (WRQA).
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Speech and Music - Nonlinear Acoustical Decoding in Neurocognitive Scenario
Susmita Bhaduri,Dipak Ghosh +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the scaling behavior of amplitude-profile of music varies a lot from frequency to frequency whereas it's almost consistent for the speech signal, which has huge neurocognitive significance.
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Reality or Locality? - Proposed test to decide \textit{how} Nature breaks Bell's inequality
TL;DR: In this article, a simple test is proposed, which for the first time may decide which alternative nature actually prefers on the fundamental, quantum level, if each microscopic event is truly random (e.g. as assumed in orthodox quantum mechanics) objective reality is not valid, whereas if each event is described by an unknown but deterministic mechanism ("hidden variables") locality is not invalid.