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  1. Book ; Online: Guarding Polyominoes under $k$-Hop Visibility

    Filtser, Omrit / Krohn, Erik / Nilsson, Bengt J. / Rieck, Christian / Schmidt, Christiane

    2023  

    Abstract: We study the Art Gallery Problem under $k$-hop visibility in polyominoes. In this visibility model ... the respective vertices in the dual graph of the polyomino has length at most $k$. In this paper, we show ... not contain a $3\times 3$ block of cells) for all $k\in \mathbb{N}$. ...

    Abstract We study the Art Gallery Problem under $k$-hop visibility in polyominoes. In this visibility model, two unit squares of a polyomino can see each other if and only if the shortest path between the respective vertices in the dual graph of the polyomino has length at most $k$. In this paper, we show that the VC dimension of this problem is $3$ in simple polyominoes, and $4$ in polyominoes with holes. Furthermore, we provide a reduction from Planar Monotone 3Sat, thereby showing that the problem is NP-complete even in thin polyominoes (i.e., polyominoes that do not a contain a $2\times 2$ block of cells). Complementarily, we present a linear-time $4$-approximation algorithm for simple $2$-thin polyominoes (which do not contain a $3\times 3$ block of cells) for all $k\in \mathbb{N}$.

    Comment: 17 pages, 11 figures. Full version of an extended abstract that has been accepted to LATIN 2024. Some parts have been improved based on reviewer comments
    Keywords Computer Science - Computational Geometry ; Computer Science - Data Structures and Algorithms ; F.2.2
    Subject code 511
    Publishing date 2023-08-01
    Publishing country us
    Document type Book ; Online
    Database BASE - Bielefeld Academic Search Engine (life sciences selection)

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  2. Book ; Online: Measurement of the branching fractions of $B\to\eta' K$ decays using 2019/2020 Belle II data

    Belle II Collaboration / Abudinén, F. / Adachi, I. / Adak, R. / Adamczyk, K. / Ahlburg, P. / Ahn, J. K. / Aihara, H. / Akopov, N. / Aloisio, A. / Ameli, F. / Andricek, L. / Ky, N. Anh / Asner, D. M. / Atmacan, H. / Aulchenko, V. / Aushev, T. / Aushev, V. / Aziz, T. /
    Babu, V. / Bacher, S. / Baehr, S. / Bahinipati, S. / Bakich, A. M. / Bambade, P. / Banerjee, Sw. / Bansal, S. / Barrett, M. / Batignani, G. / Baudot, J. / Beaulieu, A. / Becker, J. / Behera, P. K. / Bender, M. / Bennett, J. V. / Bernieri, E. / Bernlochner, F. U. / Bertemes, M. / Bertholet, E. / Bessner, M. / Bettarini, S. / Bhardwaj, V. / Bhuyan, B. / Bianchi, F. / Bilka, T. / Bilokin, S. / Biswas, D. / Bobrov, A. / Bondar, A. / Bonvicini, G. / Bozek, A. / Bračko, M. / Branchini, P. / Braun, N. / Briere, R. A. / Browder, T. E. / Brown, D. N. / Budano, A. / Burmistrov, L. / Bussino, S. / Campajola, M. / Cao, L. / Caria, G. / Casarosa, G. / Cecchi, C. / Červenkov, D. / Chang, M. C. / Chang, P. / Cheaib, R. / Chekelian, V. / Chen, C. / Chen, Y. Q. / Chen, Y. T. / Cheon, B. G. / Chilikin, K. / Chirapatpimol, K. / Cho, H. E. / Cho, K. / Cho, S. J. / Choi, S. K. / Choudhury, S. / Cinabro, D. / Corona, L. / Cremaldi, L. M. / Cuesta, D. / Cunliffe, S. / Czank, T. / Dash, N. / Dattola, F. / De La Cruz-Burelo, E. / de Marino, G. / De Nardo, G. / De Nuccio, M. / De Pietro, G. / de Sangro, R. / Deschamps, B. / Destefanis, M. / Dey, S. / De Yta-Hernandez, A. / Di Canto, A. / Di Capua, F. / Di Carlo, S. / Dingfelder, J. / Doležal, Z. / Jiménez, I. Domínguez / Dong, T. V. / Dort, K. / Dossett, D. / Dubey, S. / Duell, S. / Dujany, G. / Eidelman, S. / Eliachevitch, M. / Epifanov, D. / Fast, J. E. / Ferber, T. / Ferlewicz, D. / Fillinger, T. / Finocchiaro, G. / Fiore, S. / Fioroni, V. / Fischer, P. / Fodor, A. / Forti, F. / Frey, A. / Friedl, M. / Fulsom, B. G. / Gabriel, M. / Gabyshev, N. / Ganiev, E. / Garcia-Hernandez, M. / Garg, R. / Garmash, A. / Gaur, V. / Gaz, A. / Gebauer, U. / Gelb, M. / Gellrich, A. / Gemmler, J. / Geßler, T. / Getzkow, D. / Giordano, R. / Giri, A. / Glazov, A. / Gobbo, B. / Godang, R. / Goldenzweig, P. / Golob, B. / Gomis, P. / Grace, P. / Gradl, W. / Graziani, E. / Greenwald, D. / Guan, Y. / Hadjivasiliou, C. / Halder, S. / Hara, K. / Hara, T. / Hartbrich, O. / Hayasaka, K. / Hayashii, H. / Hazra, S. / Hearty, C. / Hedges, M. T. / de la Cruz, I. Heredia / Villanueva, M. Hernández / Hershenhorn, A. / Higuchi, T. / Hill, E. C. / Hirata, H. / Hoek, M. / Hohmann, M. / Hollitt, S. / Hotta, T. / Hsu, C. L. / Hu, Y. / Huang, K. / Humair, T. / Iijima, T. / Inami, K. / Inguglia, G. / Jabbar, J. Irakkathil / Ishikawa, A. / Itoh, R. / Iwasaki, M. / Iwasaki, Y. / Iwata, S. / Jackson, P. / Jacobs, W. W. / Jaegle, I. / Jaffe, D. E. / Jang, E. J. / Jeandron, M. / Jeon, H. B. / Jia, S. / Jin, Y. / Joo, C. / Joo, K. K. / Junkerkalefeld, H. / Kadenko, I. / Kahn, J. / Kakuno, H. / Kaliyar, A. B. / Kandra, J. / Kang, K. H. / Kapusta, P. / Karl, R. / Karyan, G. / Kato, Y. / Kawai, H. / Kawasaki, T. / Keck, T. / Ketter, C. / Kichimi, H. / Kiesling, C. / Kim, B. H. / Kim, C. H. / Kim, D. Y. / Kim, H. J. / Kim, K. H. / Kim, K. / Kim, S. H. / Kim, Y. K. / Kim, Y. / Kimmel, T. D. / Kindo, H. / Kinoshita, K. / Kirby, B. / Kleinwort, C. / Knysh, B. / Kodyš, P. / Koga, T. / Kohani, S. / Komarov, I. / Konno, T. / Korpar, S. / Kovalchuk, N. / Kraetzschmar, T. M. G. / Krinner, F. / Križan, P. / Kroeger, R. / Krohn, J. F. / Krokovny, P. / Krüger, H. / Kuehn, W. / Kuhr, T. / Kumar, J. / Kumar, M. / Kumar, R. / Kumara, K. / Kumita, T. / Kunigo, T. / Künzel, M. / Kurz, S. / Kuzmin, A. / Kvasnička, P. / Kwon, Y. J. / Lacaprara, S. / Lai, Y. T. / La Licata, C. / Lalwani, K. / Lanceri, L. / Lange, J. S. / Lautenbach, K. / Laycock, P. J. / Diberder, F. R. Le / Lee, I. S. / Lee, S. C. / Leitl, P. / Levit, D. / Lewis, P. M. / Li, C. / Li, L. K. / Li, S. X. / Li, Y. B. / Libby, J. / Lieret, K. / Gioi, L. Li / Lin, J. / Liptak, Z. / Liu, Q. Y. / Liu, Z. A. / Liventsev, D. / Longo, S. / Loos, A. / Lu, P. / Lubej, M. / Lueck, T. / Luetticke, F. / Luo, T. / Lyu, C. / MacQueen, C. / Maeda, Y. / Maggiora, M. / Maity, S. / Manfredi, R. / Manoni, E. / Marcello, S. / Marinas, C. / Martini, A. / Masuda, M. / Matsuda, T. / Matsuoka, K. / Matvienko, D. / McNeil, J. / Meggendorfer, F. / Mei, J. C. / Meier, F. / Merola, M. / Metzner, F. / Milesi, M. / Miller, C. / Miyabayashi, K. / Miyake, H. / Miyata, H. / Mizuk, R. / Azmi, K. / Mohanty, G. B. / Moon, H. / Moon, T. / Grimaldo, J. A. Mora / Morii, T. / Moser, H. G. / Mrvar, M. / Mueller, F. / Müller, F. J. / Muller, Th. / Muroyama, G. / Murphy, C. / Mussa, R. / Nakagiri, K. / Nakamura, I. / Nakamura, K. R. / Nakano, E. / Nakao, M. / Nakayama, H. / Nakazawa, H. / Nanut, T. / Natkaniec, Z. / Natochii, A. / Nayak, M. / Nazaryan, G. / Neverov, D. / Niebuhr, C. / Niiyama, M. / Ninkovic, J. / Nisar, N. K. / Nishida, S. / Nishimura, K. / Nishimura, M. / Nouxman, M. H. A. / Oberhof, B. / Ogawa, K. / Ogawa, S. / Olsen, S. L. / Onishchuk, Y. / Ono, H. / Onuki, Y. / Oskin, P. / Oxford, E. R. / Ozaki, H. / Pakhlov, P. / Pakhlova, G. / Paladino, A. / Pang, T. / Panta, A. / Paoloni, E. / Pardi, S. / Park, H. / Park, S. H. / Paschen, B. / Passeri, A. / Pathak, A. / Patra, S. / Paul, S. / Pedlar, T. K. / Peruzzi, I. / Peschke, R. / Pestotnik, R. / Piccolo, M. / Piilonen, L. E. / Podesta-Lerma, P. L. M. / Polat, G. / Popov, V. / Praz, C. / Prell, S. / Prencipe, E. / Prim, M. T. / Purohit, M. V. / Rad, N. / Rados, P. / Raiz, S. / Rasheed, R. / Reif, M. / Reiter, S. / Remnev, M. / Resmi, P. K. / Ripp-Baudot, I. / Ritter, M. / Ritzert, M. / Rizzo, G. / Rizzuto, L. B. / Robertson, S. H. / Pérez, D. Rodríguez / Roney, J. M. / Rosenfeld, C. / Rostomyan, A. / Rout, N. / Rozanska, M. / Russo, G. / Sahoo, D. / Sakai, Y. / Sanders, D. A. / Sandilya, S. / Sangal, A. / Santelj, L. / Sartori, P. / Sasaki, J. / Sato, Y. / Savinov, V. / Scavino, B. / Schram, M. / Schreeck, H. / Schueler, J. / Schwanda, C. / Schwartz, A. J. / Schwenker, B. / Seddon, R. M. / Seino, Y. / Selce, A. / Senyo, K. / Seong, I. S. / Serrano, J. / Sevior, M. E. / Sfienti, C. / Shebalin, V. / Shen, C. P. / Shibuya, H. / Shiu, J. G. / Shwartz, B. / Sibidanov, A. / Simon, F. / Singh, J. B. / Skambraks, S. / Smith, K. / Sobie, R. J. / Soffer, A. / Sokolov, A. / Soloviev, Y. / Solovieva, E. / Spataro, S. / Spruck, B. / Starič, M. / Stefkova, S. / Stottler, Z. S. / Stroili, R. / Strube, J. / Stypula, J. / Sumihama, M. / Sumisawa, K. / Sumiyoshi, T. / Summers, D. J. / Sutcliffe, W. / Suzuki, K. / Suzuki, S. Y. / Svidras, H. / Tabata, M. / Takahashi, M. / Takizawa, M. / Tamponi, U. / Tanaka, S. / Tanida, K. / Tanigawa, H. / Taniguchi, N. / Tao, Y. / Taras, P. / Tenchini, F. / Tonelli, D. / Torassa, E. / Trabelsi, K. / Tsuboyama, T. / Tsuzuki, N. / Uchida, M. / Ueda, I. / Uehara, S. / Ueno, T. / Uglov, T. / Unger, K. / Unno, Y. / Uno, S. / Urquijo, P. / Ushiroda, Y. / Usov, Y. V. / Vahsen, S. E. / van Tonder, R. / Varner, G. S. / Varvell, K. E. / Vinokurova, A. / Vitale, L. / Vorobyev, V. / Vossen, A. / Wach, B. / Waheed, E. / Wakeling, H. M. / Wan, K. / Abdullah, W. Wan / Wang, B. / Wang, C. H. / Wang, M. Z. / Wang, X. L. / Warburton, A. / Watanabe, M. / Watanuki, S. / Webb, J. / Wehle, S. / Welsch, M. / Wessel, C. / Wiechczynski, J. / Wieduwilt, P. / Windel, H. / Won, E. / Wu, L. J. / Xu, X. P. / Yabsley, B. / Yamada, S. / Yan, W. / Yang, S. B. / Ye, H. / Yelton, J. / Yeo, I. / Yin, J. H. / Yonenaga, M. / Yook, Y. M. / Yoshihara, K. / Yoshinobu, T. / Yuan, C. Z. / Yuan, G. / Yusa, Y. / Zani, L. / Zhang, J. Z. / Zhang, Y. / Zhang, Z. / Zhilich, V. / Zhou, Q. D. / Zhou, X. Y. / Zhukova, V. I. / Zhulanov, V. / Zupanc, A.

    2021  

    Abstract: ... and neutral final state: $B_0\to\eta' K_S$ and $B^\pm\to\eta' K^\pm$. The $\eta'$ is searched ... This note describes the rediscovery of $B\to\eta' K$ decays in Belle II data, both in the charged ...

    Abstract This note describes the rediscovery of $B\to\eta' K$ decays in Belle II data, both in the charged and neutral final state: $B_0\to\eta' K_S$ and $B^\pm\to\eta' K^\pm$. The $\eta'$ is searched for in two decay modes: $\eta'\to\eta\pi^+\pi^-$ with $\eta\to\gamma\gamma$, and $\eta'\to\rho\gamma$. The analysis uses data collected in 2019 and 2020 at the SuperKEKB asymmetric $e^+e^-$ collider, with an integrated luminosity of $62.8~fb^{-1}$, corresponding to $68.2$ million of $B\bar{B}$ pairs produced. The signal yield is obtained via an unbinned maximum likelihood fit to signal sensitive variables, obtaining branching ratios: $$\mathcal{B}\left(B^\pm\to\eta'K^\pm\right) = \left(63.4~^{+3.4}_{-3.3}\,(stat)\,\pm3.2\,(syst)\,\right) \times10^{-6} $$ $$\mathcal{B}\left(B_0\to\eta'K_S\right) = \left(59.9~^{+5.8}_{-5.5}\,(stat)\,\pm2.9\,(syst)\,\right) \times10^{-6} $$ which are consistent with world average.

    Comment: 17 pages, 6 figures
    Keywords High Energy Physics - Experiment
    Subject code 551
    Publishing date 2021-04-13
    Publishing country us
    Document type Book ; Online
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  3. Book ; Online: Rediscovery of $B \to \phi K^{(*)}$ decays and measurement of the longitudinal polarization fraction $f_L$ in $B \to \phi K^{*}$ decays using the Summer 2020 Belle II dataset

    Abudinén, F. / Adachi, I. / Adak, R. / Adamczyk, K. / Ahlburg, P. / Ahn, J. K. / Aihara, H. / Akopov, N. / Aloisio, A. / Ameli, F. / Andricek, L. / Ky, N. Anh / Asner, D. M. / Atmacan, H. / Aulchenko, V. / Aushev, T. / Aushev, V. / Aziz, T. / Babu, V. /
    Bacher, S. / Baehr, S. / Bahinipati, S. / Bakich, A. M. / Bambade, P. / Banerjee, Sw. / Bansal, S. / Barrett, M. / Batignani, G. / Baudot, J. / Beaulieu, A. / Becker, J. / Behera, P. K. / Bender, M. / Bennett, J. V. / Bernieri, E. / Bernlochner, F. U. / Bertemes, M. / Bessner, M. / Bettarini, S. / Bhardwaj, V. / Bhuyan, B. / Bianchi, F. / Bilka, T. / Bilokin, S. / Biswas, D. / Bobrov, A. / Bondar, A. / Bonvicini, G. / Bozek, A. / Bračko, M. / Branchini, P. / Braun, N. / Briere, R. A. / Browder, T. E. / Brown, D. N. / Budano, A. / Burmistrov, L. / Bussino, S. / Campajola, M. / Cao, L. / Caria, G. / Casarosa, G. / Cecchi, C. / Červenkov, D. / Chang, M. -C. / Chang, P. / Cheaib, R. / Chekelian, V. / Chen, Y. Q. / Chen, Y. -T. / Cheon, B. G. / Chilikin, K. / Chirapatpimol, K. / Cho, H. -E. / Cho, K. / Cho, S. -J. / Choi, S. -K. / Choudhury, S. / Cinabro, D. / Corona, L. / Cremaldi, L. M. / Cuesta, D. / Cunliffe, S. / Czank, T. / Dash, N. / Dattola, F. / De La Cruz-Burelo, E. / De Nardo, G. / De Nuccio, M. / De Pietro, G. / de Sangro, R. / Deschamps, B. / Destefanis, M. / Dey, S. / De Yta-Hernandez, A. / Di Canto, A. / Di Capua, F. / Di Carlo, S. / Dingfelder, J. / Doležal, Z. / Jiménez, I. Domínguez / Dong, T. V. / Dort, K. / Dossett, D. / Dubey, S. / Duell, S. / Dujany, G. / Eidelman, S. / Eliachevitch, M. / Epifanov, D. / Fast, J. E. / Ferber, T. / Ferlewicz, D. / Finocchiaro, G. / Fiore, S. / Fischer, P. / Fodor, A. / Forti, F. / Frey, A. / Friedl, M. / Fulsom, B. G. / Gabriel, M. / Gabyshev, N. / Ganiev, E. / Garcia-Hernandez, M. / Garg, R. / Garmash, A. / Gaur, V. / Gaz, A. / Gebauer, U. / Gelb, M. / Gellrich, A. / Gemmler, J. / Geßler, T. / Getzkow, D. / Giordano, R. / Giri, A. / Glazov, A. / Gobbo, B. / Godang, R. / Goldenzweig, P. / Golob, B. / Gomis, P. / Grace, P. / Gradl, W. / Graziani, E. / Greenwald, D. / Guan, Y. / Hadjivasiliou, C. / Halder, S. / Hara, K. / Hara, T. / Hartbrich, O. / Hauth, T. / Hayasaka, K. / Hayashii, H. / Hearty, C. / Heck, M. / Hedges, M. T. / de la Cruz, I. Heredia / Villanueva, M. Hernández / Hershenhorn, A. / Higuchi, T. / Hill, E. C. / Hirata, H. / Hoek, M. / Hohmann, M. / Hollitt, S. / Hotta, T. / Hsu, C. -L. / Hu, Y. / Huang, K. / Iijima, T. / Inami, K. / Inguglia, G. / Jabbar, J. Irakkathil / Ishikawa, A. / Itoh, R. / Iwasaki, M. / Iwasaki, Y. / Iwata, S. / Jackson, P. / Jacobs, W. W. / Jaegle, I. / Jaffe, D. E. / Jang, E. -J. / Jeandron, M. / Jeon, H. B. / Jia, S. / Jin, Y. / Joo, C. / Joo, K. K. / Kadenko, I. / Kahn, J. / Kakuno, H. / Kaliyar, A. B. / Kandra, J. / Kang, K. H. / Kapusta, P. / Karl, R. / Karyan, G. / Kato, Y. / Kawai, H. / Kawasaki, T. / Keck, T. / Ketter, C. / Kichimi, H. / Kiesling, C. / Kim, B. H. / Kim, C. -H. / Kim, D. Y. / Kim, H. J. / Kim, J. B. / Kim, K. -H. / Kim, K. / Kim, S. -H. / Kim, Y. -K. / Kim, Y. / Kimmel, T. D. / Kindo, H. / Kinoshita, K. / Kirby, B. / Kleinwort, C. / Knysh, B. / Kodyš, P. / Koga, T. / Kohani, S. / Komarov, I. / Konno, T. / Korpar, S. / Kovalchuk, N. / Kraetzschmar, T. M. G. / Križan, P. / Kroeger, R. / Krohn, J. F. / Krokovny, P. / Krüger, H. / Kuehn, W. / Kuhr, T. / Kumar, J. / Kumar, M. / Kumar, R. / Kumara, K. / Kumita, T. / Kunigo, T. / Künzel, M. / Kurz, S. / Kuzmin, A. / Kvasnička, P. / Kwon, Y. -J. / Lacaprara, S. / Lai, Y. -T. / La Licata, C. / Lalwani, K. / Lanceri, L. / Lange, J. S. / Lautenbach, K. / Laycock, P. J. / Diberder, F. R. Le / Lee, I. -S. / Lee, S. C. / Leitl, P. / Levit, D. / Lewis, P. M. / Li, C. / Li, L. K. / Li, S. X. / Li, Y. M. / Li, Y. B. / Libby, J. / Lieret, K. / Gioi, L. Li / Lin, J. / Liptak, Z. / Liu, Q. Y. / Liu, Z. A. / Liventsev, D. / Longo, S. / Loos, A. / Lu, P. / Lubej, M. / Lueck, T. / Luetticke, F. / Luo, T. / MacQueen, C. / Maeda, Y. / Maggiora, M. / Maity, S. / Manfredi, R. / Manoni, E. / Marcello, S. / Marinas, C. / Martini, A. / Masuda, M. / Matsuda, T. / Matsuoka, K. / Matvienko, D. / McNeil, J. / Meggendorfer, F. / Mei, J. C. / Meier, F. / Merola, M. / Metzner, F. / Milesi, M. / Miller, C. / Miyabayashi, K. / Miyake, H. / Miyata, H. / Mizuk, R. / Azmi, K. / Mohanty, G. B. / Moon, H. / Moon, T. / Grimaldo, J. A. Mora / Morda, A. / Morii, T. / Moser, H. -G. / Mrvar, M. / Mueller, F. / Müller, F. J. / Muller, Th. / Muroyama, G. / Murphy, C. / Mussa, R. / Nakagiri, K. / Nakamura, I. / Nakamura, K. R. / Nakano, E. / Nakao, M. / Nakayama, H. / Nakazawa, H. / Nanut, T. / Natkaniec, Z. / Natochii, A. / Nayak, M. / Nazaryan, G. / Neverov, D. / Niebuhr, C. / Niiyama, M. / Ninkovic, J. / Nisar, N. K. / Nishida, S. / Nishimura, K. / Nishimura, M. / Nouxman, M. H. A. / Oberhof, B. / Ogawa, K. / Ogawa, S. / Olsen, S. L. / Onishchuk, Y. / Ono, H. / Onuki, Y. / Oskin, P. / Oxford, E. R. / Ozaki, H. / Pakhlov, P. / Pakhlova, G. / Paladino, A. / Pang, T. / Panta, A. / Paoloni, E. / Pardi, S. / Park, C. / Park, H. / Park, S. -H. / Paschen, B. / Passeri, A. / Pathak, A. / Patra, S. / Paul, S. / Pedlar, T. K. / Peruzzi, I. / Peschke, R. / Pestotnik, R. / Piccolo, M. / Piilonen, L. E. / Podesta-Lerma, P. L. M. / Polat, G. / Popov, V. / Praz, C. / Prencipe, E. / Prim, M. T. / Purohit, M. V. / Rad, N. / Rados, P. / Rasheed, R. / Reif, M. / Reiter, S. / Remnev, M. / Resmi, P. K. / Ripp-Baudot, I. / Ritter, M. / Ritzert, M. / Rizzo, G. / Rizzuto, L. B. / Robertson, S. H. / Pérez, D. Rodríguez / Roney, J. M. / Rosenfeld, C. / Rostomyan, A. / Rout, N. / Rozanska, M. / Russo, G. / Sahoo, D. / Sakai, Y. / Sanders, D. A. / Sandilya, S. / Sangal, A. / Santelj, L. / Sartori, P. / Sasaki, J. / Sato, Y. / Savinov, V. / Scavino, B. / Schram, M. / Schreeck, H. / Schueler, J. / Schwanda, C. / Schwartz, A. J. / Schwenker, B. / Seddon, R. M. / Seino, Y. / Selce, A. / Senyo, K. / Seong, I. S. / Serrano, J. / Sevior, M. E. / Sfienti, C. / Shebalin, V. / Shen, C. P. / Shibuya, H. / Shiu, J. -G. / Shwartz, B. / Sibidanov, A. / Simon, F. / Singh, J. B. / Skambraks, S. / Smith, K. / Sobie, R. J. / Soffer, A. / Sokolov, A. / Soloviev, Y. / Solovieva, E. / Spataro, S. / Spruck, B. / Starič, M. / Stefkova, S. / Stottler, Z. S. / Stroili, R. / Strube, J. / Stypula, J. / Sumihama, M. / Sumisawa, K. / Sumiyoshi, T. / Summers, D. J. / Sutcliffe, W. / Suzuki, K. / Suzuki, S. Y. / Svidras, H. / Tabata, M. / Takahashi, M. / Takizawa, M. / Tamponi, U. / Tanaka, S. / Tanida, K. / Tanigawa, H. / Taniguchi, N. / Tao, Y. / Taras, P. / Tenchini, F. / Tonelli, D. / Torassa, E. / Trabelsi, K. / Tsuboyama, T. / Tsuzuki, N. / Uchida, M. / Ueda, I. / Uehara, S. / Ueno, T. / Uglov, T. / Unger, K. / Unno, Y. / Uno, S. / Urquijo, P. / Ushiroda, Y. / Usov, Y. / Vahsen, S. E. / van Tonder, R. / Varner, G. S. / Varvell, K. E. / Vinokurova, A. / Vitale, L. / Vorobyev, V. / Vossen, A. / Waheed, E. / Wakeling, H. M. / Wan, K. / Abdullah, W. Wan / Wang, B. / Wang, C. H. / Wang, M. -Z. / Wang, X. L. / Warburton, A. / Watanabe, M. / Watanuki, S. / Watson, I. / Webb, J. / Wehle, S. / Welsch, M. / Wessel, C. / Wiechczynski, J. / Wieduwilt, P. / Windel, H. / Won, E. / Wu, L. J. / Xu, X. P. / Yabsley, B. / Yamada, S. / Yan, W. / Yang, S. B. / Ye, H. / Yelton, J. / Yeo, I. / Yin, J. H. / Yonenaga, M. / Yook, Y. M. / Yoshinobu, T. / Yuan, C. Z. / Yuan, G. / Yuan, W. / Yusa, Y. / Zani, L. / Zhang, J. Z. / Zhang, Y. / Zhang, Z. / Zhilich, V. / Zhou, Q. D. / Zhou, X. Y. / Zhukova, V. I. / Zhulanov, V. / Zupanc, A.

    2020  

    Abstract: ... asymmetric energy $e^+e^-$ collider, to search for the $B^+ \to \phi K^+$, $B^+ \to \phi K^{*+}$, $B^0 ... to \phi K^0_S$, and $B^0 \to \phi K^{*0}$ decays. Charmless hadronic $B$ decays represent an important ... K^*$ modes, we also perform a measurement of the longitudinal polarization fraction $f_L$. ...

    Abstract We utilize a sample of 34.6 fb$^{-1}$, collected by the Belle II experiment at the SuperKEKB asymmetric energy $e^+e^-$ collider, to search for the $B^+ \to \phi K^+$, $B^+ \to \phi K^{*+}$, $B^0 \to \phi K^0_S$, and $B^0 \to \phi K^{*0}$ decays. Charmless hadronic $B$ decays represent an important part of the Belle II physics program, and are an ideal benchmark to test the detector capabilities in terms of tracking efficiency, charged particle identification, vertexing, and advanced analysis techniques. Each channel is observed with a significance that exceeds 5 standard deviations, and we obtain measurements of their branching ratios that are in good agreement with the world averages. For the $B \to \phi K^*$ modes, we also perform a measurement of the longitudinal polarization fraction $f_L$.

    Comment: 19 pages, 6 figures
    Keywords High Energy Physics - Experiment
    Subject code 612
    Publishing date 2020-08-09
    Publishing country us
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  4. Article: Double Pre-Bending of an Intramedullary Nail Is the Minimal Invasive Osteosynthesis Solution for Dia-Metaphyseal Fractures of the Radius in Children: Technical Note and Case Series.

    Krohn, Carsten

    Children (Basel, Switzerland)

    2022  Volume 9, Issue 4

    Abstract: ... as well as metaphyseal fractures (K-wire), minimal invasive methods for osteosynthesis were established ... performed with a sufficiently lengthy K-wire. The intramedullary nail needs to be pre-bent twice ...

    Abstract Whereas in paediatric traumatology for diaphyseal fractures of the radius (intramedullary nail), as well as metaphyseal fractures (K-wire), minimal invasive methods for osteosynthesis were established as gold standard, the ideal osteosynthesis of fractures of the dia-metaphyseal area remains controversial. In this article, the author describes his own minimal invasive technique, using an intramedullary nail that must be pre-bent twice to achieve a stable reduction, with three-point support. The material used for this new surgical technique is an ordinary intramedullary nail. If not available, the operation can also be performed with a sufficiently lengthy K-wire. The intramedullary nail needs to be pre-bent twice, which follows a standardised procedure. A small case series is included to visualise the scope of this minimal-invasive method.
    Language English
    Publishing date 2022-04-18
    Publishing country Switzerland
    Document type Journal Article
    ZDB-ID 2732685-8
    ISSN 2227-9067
    ISSN 2227-9067
    DOI 10.3390/children9040579
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  5. Article: PARADOXICAL HYPERMIMIA (M-K) AND ITS ANATOMICAL SUBSTRATUM.

    MONRAD-KROHN, G H / LOKEN, A C

    Acta neurologica Scandinavica. Supplementum

    2003  Volume 39, Issue 4, Page(s) SUPPL4:295–300

    MeSH term(s) Anatomy ; Brain Diseases ; Caudate Nucleus ; Cerebral Ventricles ; Facial Paralysis ; Humans ; Movement Disorders ; Pathology
    Language English
    Publishing date 2003-10-03
    Publishing country Denmark
    Document type Journal Article
    ZDB-ID 1956-2
    ISSN 0065-1427
    ISSN 0065-1427
    DOI 10.1111/j.1600-0404.1963.tb01846.x
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  6. Article ; Online: Dystocia frequency and causes in horses with pregnancy disorders or a history of dystocia: A prospective study.

    Ellerbrock, Markus / Krohn, Judith / Büttner, Kathrin / Wehrend, Axel

    Reproduction in domestic animals = Zuchthygiene

    2023  Volume 59, Issue 3, Page(s) e14541

    Abstract: Dystocia typically presents a life-threatening condition for both the mare and the foal. This prospective long-term study aimed to ascertain whether mares with prior pregnancy disorders or a history of dystocia were at a higher risk of experiencing ... ...

    Abstract Dystocia typically presents a life-threatening condition for both the mare and the foal. This prospective long-term study aimed to ascertain whether mares with prior pregnancy disorders or a history of dystocia were at a higher risk of experiencing subsequent dystocia in comparison to those without such medical antecedents. To achieve this goal, the authors analysed 207 parturitions and 164 mares over a 10-year period. Of these, 57 were associated with pregnancy disorders or prior dystocia (Group 1), while 150 parturitions followed uneventful pregnancies in mares that had not yet experienced dystocia (Group 2). Mares in Group 1 were significantly more likely to develop dystocia than those in Group 2 (p = .0180; odds ratio = 2.98). Foetal causes of dystocia were more prevalent than maternal causes (p < .0389). Maternal mortality stood at 0.5%, and neonatal mortality reached 1.9%. The results demonstrate that mares are at significantly higher risk of developing dystocia after experiencing pregnancy disorders or parturition complications during previous pregnancies, emphasizing the need for systematic birth monitoring.
    MeSH term(s) Pregnancy ; Animals ; Horses ; Female ; Prospective Studies ; Dystocia/epidemiology ; Dystocia/veterinary ; Fetus ; Horse Diseases/epidemiology
    Language English
    Publishing date 2023-07-04
    Publishing country Germany
    Document type Journal Article
    ZDB-ID 1015187-4
    ISSN 1439-0531 ; 0936-6768
    ISSN (online) 1439-0531
    ISSN 0936-6768
    DOI 10.1111/rda.14541
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  7. Article ; Online: Mutual independence of water and n-nonane nucleation at low temperatures.

    Feusi, Stefan / Krohn, Jan / Li, Chenxi / Signorell, Ruth

    The Journal of chemical physics

    2023  Volume 158, Issue 7, Page(s) 74301

    Abstract: ... we report the first measurements of water-nonane binary nucleation in the 50-110 K temperature range, along ... clusters do not play a role during nucleation. Only at the lowest temperature of our experiment (i.e., 51 K ...

    Abstract The interaction of water with different substances in the earth's atmosphere lies at the heart of many processes that influence our climate. However, it is still unclear how different species interact with water on the molecular level and in which ways this interaction contributes to the water vapor phase transition. Here, we report the first measurements of water-nonane binary nucleation in the 50-110 K temperature range, along with unary nucleation data of both. The time-dependent cluster size distribution in a uniform post-nozzle flow was measured by time-of-flight mass spectrometry coupled with single-photon ionization. From these data, we extract experimental rates and rate constants for both nucleation and cluster growth. The observed mass spectra of water/nonane clusters are not or only slightly affected by the introduction of the other vapor, and the formation of mixed clusters was not observed during nucleation of the mixed vapor. Additionally, the nucleation rate of either substance is not much affected by the presence (or absence) of the other species, i.e., the nucleation of water and nonane proceeds independently, indicating that hetero-molecular clusters do not play a role during nucleation. Only at the lowest temperature of our experiment (i.e., 51 K) do the measurements suggest that interspecies interaction slows water cluster growth. The findings here are in contrast to our earlier work in which we showed that vapor components in other mixtures, e.g., CO
    Language English
    Publishing date 2023-02-22
    Publishing country United States
    Document type Journal Article
    ZDB-ID 3113-6
    ISSN 1089-7690 ; 0021-9606
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    ISSN 0021-9606
    DOI 10.1063/5.0138628
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  8. Article: Serum concentrations of selenium, copper, and zinc in neonatal foals: Influence of failure of passive transfer and age-related changes.

    Stahl, Lydia T / Müller, Anja / Krohn, Judith / Büttner, Kathrin / Wehrend, Axel

    The Canadian veterinary journal = La revue veterinaire canadienne

    2024  Volume 65, Issue 5, Page(s) 481–487

    Abstract: Background: An adequate supply of trace elements is very important for equine neonates, as deficiencies can lead to health problems and even death.: Objective: This study investigated serum concentrations of selenium (Se), copper (Cu), and zinc (Zn) ... ...

    Abstract Background: An adequate supply of trace elements is very important for equine neonates, as deficiencies can lead to health problems and even death.
    Objective: This study investigated serum concentrations of selenium (Se), copper (Cu), and zinc (Zn) in neonatal foals up to the 8th day of life. The influences of disease, age, and failure of passive transfer (FPT) on these concentrations were analyzed.
    Animals and procedure: Serum concentrations of Se, Cu, and Zn were determined from blood samples of 93 foals by means of inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. The foals were divided into 2 groups based on health status: clinically sick (
    Results: Mean serum concentrations for Se, Cu, and Zn were 60 ± 40 μg/L, 0.25 ± 0.22 mg/L, and 605 ± 285 μg/L, respectively. A significant influence of age on serum Cu concentration was observed (
    Conclusion and clinical relevance: It is not necessary to supplement trace elements in all foals with FPT.
    MeSH term(s) Animals ; Horses/blood ; Selenium/blood ; Copper/blood ; Zinc/blood ; Animals, Newborn/blood ; Horse Diseases/blood ; Female ; Male ; Aging/blood ; Immunity, Maternally-Acquired ; Trace Elements/blood
    Chemical Substances Selenium (H6241UJ22B) ; Copper (789U1901C5) ; Zinc (J41CSQ7QDS) ; Trace Elements
    Language English
    Publishing date 2024-04-17
    Publishing country Canada
    Document type Journal Article
    ZDB-ID 41603-4
    ISSN 0008-5286
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  9. Article: Solly Zuckerman, Baron Zuckerman, of Burnham Thorpe. O.M.,K.C.B. - 30 May 1904--1 April 1993.

    Krohn, P L

    Biographical memoirs of fellows of the Royal Society. Royal Society (Great Britain)

    1995  Volume 41, Page(s) 575–598

    MeSH term(s) Animals ; History, 20th Century ; Organization and Administration ; Politics ; Primates ; Research/history ; United Kingdom
    Language English
    Publishing date 1995
    Publishing country England
    Document type Biography ; Historical Article ; Journal Article
    ZDB-ID 3485-x
    ISSN 0080-4606
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  10. Article ; Online: New Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) Antibody Formation and Creatinine Elevation With Abaloparatide in Kidney Transplant Recipient.

    Swanson, Christine M / Krohn, Kelly / Wiseman, Alexander / Rothman, Micol S

    JBMR plus

    2023  Volume 7, Issue 12, Page(s) e10814

    Abstract: A 39-year-old female with a history of kidney transplant presented to the endocrinology clinic for osteoporosis evaluation after sustaining an ankle fracture from a fall. Her kidney transplant regimen (mycophenolate mofetil 360 mg twice a day, tacrolimus ...

    Abstract A 39-year-old female with a history of kidney transplant presented to the endocrinology clinic for osteoporosis evaluation after sustaining an ankle fracture from a fall. Her kidney transplant regimen (mycophenolate mofetil 360 mg twice a day, tacrolimus 0.5 mg every morning and 0.5-1 mg every evening, prednisone 5 mg/day) and baseline creatinine (1.0-1.2 mg/dL) had been stable for several years. After an appropriate secondary workup, she was started on abaloparatide 80 μg subcutaneous daily injections for osteoporosis. She had a good initial biochemical response to therapy. However, 5 months after abaloparatide initiation she was found to have a new elevation in serum creatinine (1.17 to 1.69 mg/dL) despite stable serum tacrolimus trough levels, and two new human leukocyte antigen (HLA) antibodies (anti-HLA antibodies detected to Cw7 and DP28). Abaloparatide was stopped due to concern for immunogenicity. There was no evidence of rejection on kidney biopsy and she was restabilized on her transplant regimen with a new baseline creatinine of 1.3-1.6 mg/dL. The patient was subsequently started on teriparatide 20 μg daily subcutaneous injections for 2 years with good biochemical response, significant improvement in bone mineral density, and stable transplant regimen without additional signs of immunogenicity or rejection. This is the first case report to raise concern about immunogenicity with abaloparatide in solid organ transplant recipients. © 2023 The Authors.
    Language English
    Publishing date 2023-09-21
    Publishing country England
    Document type Case Reports
    ISSN 2473-4039
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    DOI 10.1002/jbm4.10814
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