We show that the alteration between intervals of cyclic activity and grand minima like the Maunder minimum in the 17th century, which is characteristic for the long-term variation of the solar activity, can be described as on-off intermittency arising in a dymano driven by the instability of magnetic flux tubes in the overshoot layer below the

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We present early-time infrared (IR) and optical spectroscopy, and optical photometry, of the Type Ia supernova 1994D. These observations provide the most complete optical-IR spectral coverage ever achieved for a Type Ia at this phase. Optical and IR spectra were obtained as early as 9d before maximum light. The combined optical and IR spectra of SN

In this paper we propose a new method to prevent the saturation of any set of hidden units of a multilayer neural network. This method is implemented by adding a regularization term to the standard quadratic error function, which is based on a repulsive action between pairs of patterns.