Preprint reports quadruped robot jumping through narrow gates
A two-level learning system combined continuous movement skills with vision-informed velocity commands in simulation and on a Unitree Aliengo robot.
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A two-level learning system combined continuous movement skills with vision-informed velocity commands in simulation and on a Unitree Aliengo robot.
A time-resolved lab study found hydrolysis preceded aggregation, while the changing scattering pattern fit a porous “snowball” model better than a diffuse core-shell model.
In one averaged converter model, HSS eigenvalue indicators stayed negative and a matrix-based stability condition was feasible across the tested truncation orders.
A theoretical study represents random rules for valuing convex shapes as weighted jumps and extends the analysis to stationary and isotropic cases.
A refined Bézout bound also yields lower bounds for generalized Hamming weights, while a broader Cartesian-code conjecture remains open.
A study of a recurrent chromospheric brightening combines temperature, velocity and three-dimensional magnetic modeling, while leaving the event’s mechanism unresolved.
A computational study maps the tree of these mathematical objects, while leaving broader growth patterns as conjectures.
A Hagedorn-wavepacket calculation agreed closely with a controlled harmonic-model result and an experimental spectrum, while revealing important limits.
A two-dimensional calculation reproduced complex frequencies and mode shapes against exact and finite-element results, while dispersive media remain outside the study.
A theorem by Michael Eichmair and Thomas Koerber gives a complete classification under Serrin’s stated equations, boundary conditions and stability requirement.
A theoretical framework replaces a difficult matrix calculation with scalar bounds, but its promise remains untested outside modelled quantum systems.
Simulator and field logs showed strong radius and driver signals, while curve direction was weaker and uphill behavior harder to model.
A deterministic formula links the difference between chain and order polytopes to star elements and extends to a specified marked chain–order construction.
A nine-language benchmark found the steepest gaps in Swahili and Zulu, while proprietary systems were more stable than open-source and medically specialized models.
The continual-learning defense had lower benchmark attack success rates than SecAlign and LlamaGuard while matching or exceeding the undefended base model on two question-answering tests.
A 3-D simulation of the Lesser Antilles showed a temperature rise above 226 K, a ridge emerging after about 5 million years and modeled mantle melting 20–50 km down.
A resonant-state expansion matched Mie theory and COMSOL in modeled cases while revealing frequency-selective routing in an annular metaatom.
A theorem gives at least (nd + 1) periodic solutions in a restricted stochastic model, while leaving full electrodynamics and physical applications unresolved.
A proof-based study establishes a unique, continuous extension under closedness and convexity, while an open half-disk example shows why the boundary matters.
The theoretical work gives a local upper limit on mean curvature, but not on the full second fundamental form in dimensions three and above.