Spin and Charge Fluctuations in Strongly Correlated Systems
... not so strongly correlated, as the parent compound is a metal (although not a good one) instead of an insulator. However the Coulomb interaction is still believed to be important there, and this series of compounds has a great similarity to the cuprates, as we shall see in section 1.1 and more in th ...
... not so strongly correlated, as the parent compound is a metal (although not a good one) instead of an insulator. However the Coulomb interaction is still believed to be important there, and this series of compounds has a great similarity to the cuprates, as we shall see in section 1.1 and more in th ...
decoupling limit
... 2. The surviving interactions have the VERY specific structure which prevents any ghost... CdR, Gabadadze, 1007.0443 Gabadadze, Tolley, 1011.1232 3. The absence ghosts can be theCdR, theory isofinvariant under symmetry Hassan & Rosen, 1106.3344 CdR, Gabadadze, Tolley, 1107.3820 shown to all orders C ...
... 2. The surviving interactions have the VERY specific structure which prevents any ghost... CdR, Gabadadze, 1007.0443 Gabadadze, Tolley, 1011.1232 3. The absence ghosts can be theCdR, theory isofinvariant under symmetry Hassan & Rosen, 1106.3344 CdR, Gabadadze, Tolley, 1107.3820 shown to all orders C ...
Functional-Integral Representation of Quantum Field Theory {functint
... 14 Functional-Integral Representation of Quantum Field Theory ...
... 14 Functional-Integral Representation of Quantum Field Theory ...
On the Reality of Gauge Potentials - Philsci
... vector field is that this idea violates gauge invariance. The gauge transformation (1) takes the one 4-vector field that (supposedly) faithfully represents the physical gauge potential into other 4-vector fields that misrepresent it, even though the description of the observable phenomena is invaria ...
... vector field is that this idea violates gauge invariance. The gauge transformation (1) takes the one 4-vector field that (supposedly) faithfully represents the physical gauge potential into other 4-vector fields that misrepresent it, even though the description of the observable phenomena is invaria ...