Tree-level
Tree-level correlations in the strong field regime
... the tree level n-point correlation function in this approximation can be represented as the sum of all trees with n labeled nodes (the n instances of the observable), and pairwise links that are ...
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Tree-level lepton universality violation in the presence of sterile neutrinos: impact for $R_K$ and $R_\pi$
... expected size of the corresponding contributions to ∆r P . LFU in light meson decays can be violated due to (i) a new Lorentz structure in the four-fermion interaction (arising from the exchange of new fields); (ii) ...
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Classification of riparian forest species (individual tree level) using UAV-based Canopy Height Model and multi-temporal orthophotos (Vielsalm, Eastern Belgium)
... Classification of riparian forest species (individual tree level) using UAV-based Canopy Height Model and multi-temporal orthophotos.. (Vielsalm, Eastern Belgium)I[r] ...
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Towards the measurement of the CKM angle γ using the Tree-level decay B --> D[hh]K*[Ksπ] at the LHCb experiment
... γ(combined) (73.2 +6.3 −7.0 ) 0 2.5 γ extracting methods Many methods have been proposed to extract γ in B-meson decays (B ± → D 0(∗) K ±(∗) ). The most three well known methods are: GLW (Gonau, London and Wyler)Method [ ...
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SIMREG, a tree-level distance-independent model to simulate forest dynamics and management from national forest inventory (NFI) data
... Modelling tree growth, removals and recruitment in mixed uneven-aged forests is undoubtedly complicated by the greater heterogeneity of local conditions (density, composition, structure…) compared to that of pure ...
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Analysing red heartwood in Beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) related to external tree characteristics - towards the modelling of its occurrence and shape at the individual tree level
... 4.1 Methodological developments Paper I describes an original method to obtain three-dimensional data about traits on the stem surface and red heart shape inside the stem. The method was based on Constant et al. (2003); ...
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A-infinity GL(N)-equivariant matrix integrals-III. Tree-level calculations and variations of nc-Hodge structure on complex projective manifolds.
... the degeneration of nc Hodge -to-De Rham spectral sequence, proven (Kaledin) for A smooth and compact, Z + graded, then HC HP,. Real structure on HP in the case of arbitrary A ∞ algebra?[r] ...
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Minimum Size Tree-decompositions
... computing tree-decompositions. We consider the problem of computing tree-decompositions with mini- mum ...a tree- decomposition of the graph with one bag (the full ...a tree-decomposition of G ...
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Size-Constrained Tree Decompositions
... computing tree-decompositions with small width has drawn much attention in the last ...“good” tree-decomposition for graphs with treewidth at least ...
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Minimum Size Tree-Decompositions
... possible tree-decompositions of ...G. Tree-decompositions are the corner-stone of many dynamic programming algo- rithms for solving graph ...a tree-decomposition with width w and size n, the ...
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Tree stability to wind: modelling tree anchorage and analysing key contributing factors
... the tree uprooting process and to identify both root structural features and material properties which have first-order effects on tree anchorage strength for Pinus ...of tree overturning. An overall ...
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Refining the outputs of a dynamic vegetation model (CARAIB): the importance of plant traits to improve prediction accuracy at tree species level
... species will respond to climate change is critical for their conservation, since migration towards new potential areas may not always be possible under rapid climate change and strong human pressures. In this ...
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Tree-based ranking methods
... It is clear that the top-down strategy of the T REE R ANK algorithm is very rigid due to its hierarchical nature and shares common drawbacks with classification tree methodologies such as CART. An error in the ...
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Refining tree recruitment models
... Two of the important sources of homogenization arising in present approaches to eq. 1 involve the terms λB (the source-strength term) and f(x) (the dispersal term). There are a number of problems with the source-strength ...
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Catalogue of tree microhabitats
... Recording tree microhabitats Large quantities of deadwood and a high density of old microhabitat-bearing trees are characteristic elements of natural forests, especially of the old-growth ...
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Minimum Size Tree-Decompositions
... Abstract. Tree-Decompositions are the corner-stone of many dynamic programming algorithms for solving graph ...compute tree- decompositions with small ...computing tree-decompositions only exist for ...
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A tree without leaves
... lifespan. However, the two exceptionally well-preserved specimens collected by Stein et al. 1 were sufficient to reconstruct the kind of tree that made the Gilboa forest (Fig. 1a). The two specimens partly ...
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Tree exploration with advice
... any tree T , this is a string s of bits depending only on D, and giving an approximation of it, plus an additional bit b that allows the robot to choose between two types of ...the tree) is very ...the ...
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Multivalued component-tree filtering
... When considering component-trees, the algorithmic pro- cess of node selection is intrinsically linked to the structure of the tree, and not to the nature of the order 6. Consequently, in the case where (V, 6) is a ...
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Fibrations of Tree Automata
... We presented monoidal fibrations of tree automata and acceptance games, in which the fibre categories are based on a synchronous restriction of linear simple games. For technical simplicity, we did not yet ...
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