Title of slide - Royal Holloway, University of London
... (above the atmosphere) than expected at high energies. This is well described by models where the neutralino (a particle predicted by supersymmetric theories) constitutes a significant fraction of the Dark Matter of the universe. No claim as yet for the ‘discovery’ of the neutralino but an interesti ...
... (above the atmosphere) than expected at high energies. This is well described by models where the neutralino (a particle predicted by supersymmetric theories) constitutes a significant fraction of the Dark Matter of the universe. No claim as yet for the ‘discovery’ of the neutralino but an interesti ...
Spin and Charge Fluctuations in Strongly Correlated Systems
... the spin liquid state observed in experiments can be explained by Z2 spin liquid theory which contains spin- 21 spinon and Z2 vison excitations. We also argue that near the Mott-insulator-to-metal transition there are fractionalized spinless charge excitations, which form exciton bound states near t ...
... the spin liquid state observed in experiments can be explained by Z2 spin liquid theory which contains spin- 21 spinon and Z2 vison excitations. We also argue that near the Mott-insulator-to-metal transition there are fractionalized spinless charge excitations, which form exciton bound states near t ...
ICES Cooperative Research Report No. 295
... the early life of fish. Instead, it is intended to be a general reference for fish early life modelling that includes citations that will direct readers to in‐depth treatments of specific topics. In addition, it should be noted that this document does not represent the consensus recomm ...
... the early life of fish. Instead, it is intended to be a general reference for fish early life modelling that includes citations that will direct readers to in‐depth treatments of specific topics. In addition, it should be noted that this document does not represent the consensus recomm ...
Single Particle Tunneling in Strongly Driven Double Well Potentials
... sated at a distance of 120µm from the mirror surface (see fig. 2(c)). The imaginary potential for the preparation of the atoms in one well is implemented by retro reflection of λ = 801.702nm light on the same mirror but under an angle such that at a distance of 120µm the phase shift relative to the ...
... sated at a distance of 120µm from the mirror surface (see fig. 2(c)). The imaginary potential for the preparation of the atoms in one well is implemented by retro reflection of λ = 801.702nm light on the same mirror but under an angle such that at a distance of 120µm the phase shift relative to the ...
Forces acting on water droplets falling in oil under the influence of
... field E 0 . The field outside a dielectric sphere of permittivity εd corresponds to the electric field of a dipole located at the sphere center. The value of this dipole moment p depends on the sphere size, permittivity and the strength of the electric field. Due to the polarization of the droplet, ...
... field E 0 . The field outside a dielectric sphere of permittivity εd corresponds to the electric field of a dipole located at the sphere center. The value of this dipole moment p depends on the sphere size, permittivity and the strength of the electric field. Due to the polarization of the droplet, ...
Paper by Bessell, Castelli and Plez on Model atmospheres
... system and the bolometric corrections were adopted. In Appendices A and B we describe how the UBVRIJHKL colors were normalised using observed and computed colors for Vega and Sirius. The bolometric correction BCX is defined as mbol = mX + BCX , where X stands for the particular passband. In Appendic ...
... system and the bolometric corrections were adopted. In Appendices A and B we describe how the UBVRIJHKL colors were normalised using observed and computed colors for Vega and Sirius. The bolometric correction BCX is defined as mbol = mX + BCX , where X stands for the particular passband. In Appendic ...
Magnetic Properties of the One-Band Hubbard Model
... an accurate method is needed to solve the impurity problem. In particular, this method should be non-perturbative, so that all the different parameter regimes are accessible, and furthermore, it should work in the thermodynamic limit. In addition, it should allow for the investigation of the ground ...
... an accurate method is needed to solve the impurity problem. In particular, this method should be non-perturbative, so that all the different parameter regimes are accessible, and furthermore, it should work in the thermodynamic limit. In addition, it should allow for the investigation of the ground ...
Laser diffraction, transmission electron microscopy and
... textural triangle and the size fractions have been extensively used for soil classification, neither the former nor the latter provide adequate PSD characterization (Shiozawa and Campbell, 1991; Bittelli et al., 1999). A better characterization of soil texture can be obtained by describing the PSD b ...
... textural triangle and the size fractions have been extensively used for soil classification, neither the former nor the latter provide adequate PSD characterization (Shiozawa and Campbell, 1991; Bittelli et al., 1999). A better characterization of soil texture can be obtained by describing the PSD b ...
Zero Modes in Compact Lattice QED
... Tomonaga in Japan. QED deals with processes involving the creation of elementary particles from electromagnetic energy, and with the reverse processes in which a particle and its antiparticle annihilate each other and produce energy. The fundamental equations of QED apply to the emission and absorpt ...
... Tomonaga in Japan. QED deals with processes involving the creation of elementary particles from electromagnetic energy, and with the reverse processes in which a particle and its antiparticle annihilate each other and produce energy. The fundamental equations of QED apply to the emission and absorpt ...
Cosmic Inflation
... There will be more discussion of these matters in Sections 3.5 and 4. Monopoles: The original Monopole problem occurs because GUTs produce magnetic monopoles at sufficiently high temperatures. In the SBB these monopoles “freeze out” in such high numbers as the Universe cools that they rapidly domina ...
... There will be more discussion of these matters in Sections 3.5 and 4. Monopoles: The original Monopole problem occurs because GUTs produce magnetic monopoles at sufficiently high temperatures. In the SBB these monopoles “freeze out” in such high numbers as the Universe cools that they rapidly domina ...
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... features of quantum field theory as the byproduct of the Lorentz, Poincard, and internal symmetry groups. Viewed in this way, many of the rather arbitrary and seemingly contrived conventions of quantum field theory are seen as a consequence of group theory. Group theory, especially in Part III, play ...
... features of quantum field theory as the byproduct of the Lorentz, Poincard, and internal symmetry groups. Viewed in this way, many of the rather arbitrary and seemingly contrived conventions of quantum field theory are seen as a consequence of group theory. Group theory, especially in Part III, play ...
