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Sports, audio, and video things for @SolidVerbal Media. Stop by for nonsense. I bake many pizzas. dan.rubenstein@gmail.com if you want to say hi.
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[2509.13993] Path-Oblivious Entanglement Swapping for the Quantum Internet

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By Dan Rubenstein, Rhea Parekh
| arxiv.org
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Technical Report: Modeling Average False Positive Rates of Recycling Bloom Filters

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By Loqman Salamatian, Dan Rubenstein
| arxiv.org
[Submitted on 5 Jan 2024 ( v1 ), last revised 3 Feb 2024 (this version, v2)] Title:Technical Report: Modeling Average False Positive Rates of Recycling Bloom Filters Download a PDF of the paper titled Technical Report: Modeling Average False Positive Rates of Recycling Bloom Filters, by Kahlil Dozier and 2 other authors Download PDF HTML (experimental) Abstract:Bloom Filters are a space-efficient data structure used for the testing of membership in a set that errs only in the False Positive...
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Hippopotamus and livestock grazing near water points: consequences for vegetation cover, plant species richness and composition in African savannas

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By Dan Rubenstein, Mariana Tadey, Kari E. Veblen
| Frontiers
Introduction Large herbivores play significant roles in shaping vegetation and landscapes in ecosystems through their grazing habits, which can influence nutrient cycling, vegetation composition, productivity, and structure (McNaughton, 1985, 1988; Frank et al., 1998; Olff et al., 1999; Danell et al., 2006).
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