New interesting papers
Post date: Mar 20, 2014 9:53:33 AM
While checking the arXiv this morning, I saw two interesting papers. One is on complex dynamics, while the other on an interpretation of the Kerr geometry.
For the latter, the basic idea is that, if you start from a Kerr-Newman black hole, pair of matter-antimatter annihilate giving an average Q=0 (thus Kerr-Black hole), where the r<0 represents one charged, and the r>0 the opposite charged side (using CPT transformations):
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1403.4820.pdf
The other paper is of more direct interest to me, as it deals with cascade detection in networks: