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Fast projection onto the top- k -sum constraint

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By ming yan, Jianting Pan
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This paper develops an efficient algorithm for computing the Euclidean projection onto the top-k-sum constraint, a key operation in financial risk management and matrix optimization problems. Existing projection methods rely on sorting and therefore incur an initial O(nlog⁡n) complexity, which limits their scalability in high-dimensional settings.
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Temporally super-resolved dispersive Fourier transformation spectroscopy

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By Qi Wen, Zhaoyang Wen, Yuan Chen, Bowen Sun, Zhicheng Huang, ming yan, Heping Zeng
| Nature Verified
Abstract Dispersive Fourier transformation maps the spectrum of an optical pulse into the time domain via chromatic dispersion, enabling real-time, pulse-resolved spectral analysis with a single photodetector. This technique has unlocked new possibilities for single-shot measurements of transient phenomena in physics, photonics and biological systems.
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The first telomere-to-telomere genome assembly of a freshwater bivalve: Gibbosula rochechouartii

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By ming yan, Min Jiang, Chao Yun Jiang, Haibo Wen, Kai Liu, Mingfei Zhan, Fengyue Shu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Gibbosula rochechouartii is a vulnerable freshwater mussel species endemic to China, with severely degraded habitats. To date, there is no high-quality genome available for this species. In this study, we integrated PacBio HiFi, Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), and Hi-C approaches to generate the first telomere-to-telomere genome assembly for this species. The completed genome spans 2.99 Gb with 93.41% completeness, anchored to 19 chromosomes.
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