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Synthesis and Self-Assembly Studies of Carbohydrate-Conjugated Oligo-p-Phenylenes
The structural diversity of carbohydrate derivatives is amplified further by their strong tendency to self-assemble in aq. solutions, provided the molecular constitution and environmental conditions favor. Glycostructures ... -
In-Situ Shear Wave Velocity Measurement and Interpretation by Different Methods of Testing
A significant challenge in seismic site classification often arises from the conflicting shear wave velocity (VS) profiles often obtained using different survey methods, further complicated by uncertainties introduced when ... -
Studies on the Lewis Acidity of Redox-Active Telluranes and the Catalytic Applications of a Low-Valent Iron Complex
Recent advances in catalysis have expanded the landscape of both main group and transition metal catalysts, moving beyond traditional boron- and aluminum-based main group systems and 2nd -3rd row transition metal systems ... -
Towards microwave excitation-free broadband single photon source using Landau-Zener transitions in a flux qubit
Single photon sources are essential resources for quantum computation, quantum communication, quantum information processing, quantum cryptography and other applications. Over the past two decades, superconducting circuits ... -
Exploration and Misspecification in Reinforcement Learning
Among the basic challenges that confront reinforcement learning are exploration – the need to search effectively over large and complex state-action spaces – and misspecification, which arises from using function ... -
Investigating the geodynamics of the Indian plate using time-dependent mantle convection models
The northward migration of the Indian plate after breaking apart from Pangaea in Mesozoic followed by its collision with Eurasia during Cenozoic is a remarkable example of continental drift. Associated with this tectonic ... -
Rotary atomization of non-Newtonian liquids for Spray drying applications
Food wastage poses a significant threat to the nation’s food supply and safety due to inadequate storage infrastructure and logistics facilities. This study explores the potential of spray drying as a viable solution to ... -
Zero Knowledge Proofs: Succinct Verification, Distributed Proofs and Lookup Arguments
Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) are fundamental cryptographic tools enabling a prover to convince a verifier about the knowledge of a secret witness related to a public statement, without revealing any information beyond the ... -
Secure Vickrey Auctions with Rational Parties
In this work, we construct a second price (Vickrey) auction protocol (SPA), which does not require any auctioneers and ensures total privacy in the presence of rational parties participating in the auction. In particular, ... -
Theoretical Investigations of Excited State Proton Transfer in Selected Molecular Systems
Excited state proton transfer (ESPT) plays a key role in various chemical and biological systems, including DNA where it plays a role in the deactivation mechanism. Compared to the ground state, molecules typically have ...
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