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Dialog+ in Broadcasting: First Field Tests Using Deep-Learning-Based Dialogue Enhancement
To address this, Fraunhofer IIS has developed a deep-learning solution called Dialog+, capable of enabling speech level personalization also for content with only the final audio tracks available.
Speed of sound and baryon cumulants in heavy-ion collisions
We present a method that may allow an estimate of the value of the speed of sound as well as its logarithmic derivative with respect to the baryon number density in matter created in heavy-ion collisions.
Nuclear Theory
Efficiency corrections for factorial moments and cumulants of overlapping sets of particles
In this note we discuss subtleties associated with the efficiency corrections for measurements of off-diagonal cumulants and factorial moments for a situation when one deals with overlapping sets of particles, such as correlations between numbers of protons and positively charged particles.
Nuclear Theory High Energy Physics - Phenomenology Nuclear Experiment
Cumulants of multiple conserved charges and global conservation laws
We analyze the behavior of cumulants of conserved charges in a subvolume of a thermal system with exact global conservation laws by extending a recently developed subensemble acceptance method (SAM) [V. Vovchenko et al., arXiv:2003. 13905] to multiple conserved charges.
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology Nuclear Experiment Nuclear Theory
Connecting fluctuation measurements in heavy-ion collisions with the grand-canonical susceptibilities
We derive the relation between cumulants of a conserved charge measured in a subvolume of a thermal system and the corresponding grand-canonical susceptibilities, taking into account exact global conservation of that charge.
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology Nuclear Experiment Nuclear Theory
Effects of local event-by-event conservation laws in ultra-relativistic heavy ion collisions at the particlization
Many simulations of relativistic heavy ion collisions involve the switching from relativistic hydrodynamics to kinetic particle transport.
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology Nuclear Theory
Particlization with local event-by-event conservation laws
We present a sampling method for the transition from relativistic hydrodynamics to particle transport, commonly referred to as particlization, which preserves the local event-by-event conservation of energy, momentum, baryon number, strangeness, and electric charge.
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology Nuclear Theory
