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Arber Gishto

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#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

The Specific-Heat Test of the Icosahedral Cluster Magnon Spectrum: Predictions Stated in Advance for i-Au–Ga–Gd and i-Au–In–Eu, with Their Limits (INDYNA Companion Note)

This note places on record, before any comparison with data, the magnetic specific heat implied by the icosahedral cluster magnon spectrum, so that a later comparison with the published low-temperature specific heat of the ferromagnetic quasicrystal i-Au65Ga20Gd15 (TC=23 K) and the antiferromagnetic i-Au56In28.5Eu15.5...

Arber Gishto · 0 citations
#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

The Specific-Heat Test of the Icosahedral Cluster Magnon Spectrum: Predictions Stated in Advance for i-Au–Ga–Gd and i-Au–In–Eu, with Their Limits (INDYNA Companion Note)

This note places on record, before any comparison with data, the magnetic specific heat implied by the icosahedral cluster magnon spectrum, so that a later comparison with the published low-temperature specific heat of the ferromagnetic quasicrystal i-Au65Ga20Gd15 (TC=23 K) and the antiferromagnetic i-Au56In28.5Eu15.5...

Arber Gishto · 2 citations
#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

The Flag Universe: A Closed Regge Double over the Icosahedral Flag Complex, its String Matter, and the Conjugation Tower (INDYNA Research Note 24)

The common refinement of the icosahedral edge shell and its Galois shadow (the great-icosahedron chords) on the sphere is computed exactly: each visible edge crosses exactly one shadow edge, the shadow edges cross each other twenty times, and the refined sphere is the barycentric subdivision of the icosahedron — $V=62$...

Arber Gishto · 0 citations
#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

The Flag Universe: A Closed Regge Double over the Icosahedral Flag Complex, its String Matter, and the Conjugation Tower (INDYNA Research Note 24)

The common refinement of the icosahedral edge shell and its Galois shadow (the great-icosahedron chords) on the sphere is computed exactly: each visible edge crosses exactly one shadow edge, the shadow edges cross each other twenty times, and the refined sphere is the barycentric subdivision of the icosahedron — $V=62$...

Arber Gishto · 2 citations

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