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Sequence Breaking is a type of feature interaction conflict that exists in video games where the player gains access to a portion of a game that should be inaccessible. In such instances, a game's subsuming feature — its storyline — is disrupted, as the predefined set of valid event sequences — events being uninterruptable units of functionality that further the game's story — is not honored, as per...
Sequence Breaking exists in video games where the player gains access to a portion of a game that should be inaccessible. In such instances, a game's storyline is disrupted. That is, the predefined set of valid event sequences-events being uninterruptable units of functionality that further the game's story-is not honored. We postulate that sequence breaking most often arises through bypassing geographic...
A robust, user-friendly, and automated method to determine quantum conductance in quasi-one-dimensional systems is presented. The scheme relies upon an initial density-functional theory calculation in a specific geometry after which the ground-state eigenfunctions are transformed to a maximally-localised Wannier function (MLWF) basis. In this basis, our novel algorithms manipulate and partition the...
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