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... Bauer, Levi-Civita and others, notably Elie Cartan. Cartan was among the foremost mathematicians of his era and inferred spinors in 1913. In the early twenties he used the antisymmetric connection to infer the existence of torsion, a quantity that had been thrown away twenty years earlier by Ricci, ...
... Bauer, Levi-Civita and others, notably Elie Cartan. Cartan was among the foremost mathematicians of his era and inferred spinors in 1913. In the early twenties he used the antisymmetric connection to infer the existence of torsion, a quantity that had been thrown away twenty years earlier by Ricci, ...
Functional RG for few
... Wilsonian RG → extends results to nonzero total momentum • highlights issues that will need to be addressed in improved applications to dense fermionic matter ◦ violations of Galilean invariance ◦ nonanalytic terms generated by sharp cut-offs ◦ problems with taking starting scale too high ...
... Wilsonian RG → extends results to nonzero total momentum • highlights issues that will need to be addressed in improved applications to dense fermionic matter ◦ violations of Galilean invariance ◦ nonanalytic terms generated by sharp cut-offs ◦ problems with taking starting scale too high ...
Approximation methods for stationary states (perturbation theory
... wavefunctions within a scheme of successive corrections to the zero-field values. This method, termed perturbation theory, is the single most important method for solving problems in quantum mechanics, and is widely used in atomic physics, condensed matter and particle physics. ! Info. It should be ...
... wavefunctions within a scheme of successive corrections to the zero-field values. This method, termed perturbation theory, is the single most important method for solving problems in quantum mechanics, and is widely used in atomic physics, condensed matter and particle physics. ! Info. It should be ...
Effective Field Theory Lectures
... the ideas of Wilson and others that were developed in the early 1970s and completely turned on its head how we think about UV (high energy) physics and renormalization, and how we ...
... the ideas of Wilson and others that were developed in the early 1970s and completely turned on its head how we think about UV (high energy) physics and renormalization, and how we ...
Nucleosynthesis and the time dependence of
... where N counts the total number of relativistic particle species. The presence OS additional neutrino flavors (or any other relativistic species) at the time of nucleosynthesis increases the overall energy density of the Universe a’nd hence the expansion rate leading to a larger value of TJ, (n/p), ...
... where N counts the total number of relativistic particle species. The presence OS additional neutrino flavors (or any other relativistic species) at the time of nucleosynthesis increases the overall energy density of the Universe a’nd hence the expansion rate leading to a larger value of TJ, (n/p), ...
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arXiv:1008.1839v2 [hep-th] 12 Aug 2010
... divergences as d = 2 poles for the Higgs mass corrections in the SM. Then, Einhorn and Jones made further insight [16] that any regularization procedure which preserves the right number of spin degrees of freedom for each field should give the correct results of quadratical divergence. This includes ...
... divergences as d = 2 poles for the Higgs mass corrections in the SM. Then, Einhorn and Jones made further insight [16] that any regularization procedure which preserves the right number of spin degrees of freedom for each field should give the correct results of quadratical divergence. This includes ...
Superstring Theory
... • Both make very accurate predictions in their own domains that are supported by experimental evidence. • But when the equations of both are combined, the equations explode into infinite or undefinable terms! • Clearly, one solution is to subsume them in a bigger conceptual framework. Superstring th ...
... • Both make very accurate predictions in their own domains that are supported by experimental evidence. • But when the equations of both are combined, the equations explode into infinite or undefinable terms! • Clearly, one solution is to subsume them in a bigger conceptual framework. Superstring th ...
Central exclusive production of heavy quarkonia and charmonium
... CDF results (dijets, γγ, χc), D0 (new LHCb & CMS results) not so long ago: between Scylla and Charibdis: Many orders of magnitude differences in the theoretical predictions are now an ancient history ...
... CDF results (dijets, γγ, χc), D0 (new LHCb & CMS results) not so long ago: between Scylla and Charibdis: Many orders of magnitude differences in the theoretical predictions are now an ancient history ...
Effective lattice models for two-dimensional
... of the monopoles. For N = 1, kµ = 0; the action for each monopole-anti-monopole pair is given by that of the vµ string connecting them ∼ G(0)R ∼ R/g. (ii) Large g The vµ and kµ fluctuations are less strongly coupled. We integrate out the n fluctuations in Sf (Eqn 4) by a ‘high-temperature’ expansion ...
... of the monopoles. For N = 1, kµ = 0; the action for each monopole-anti-monopole pair is given by that of the vµ string connecting them ∼ G(0)R ∼ R/g. (ii) Large g The vµ and kµ fluctuations are less strongly coupled. We integrate out the n fluctuations in Sf (Eqn 4) by a ‘high-temperature’ expansion ...
Duality Theory of Weak Interaction
... asymptotically free, and attractive when the distance of two particles increases. The paper is organized as follows. The two basic principles PID and PRI are briefly introduced in Section 2. Section 3 derives the new field model and duality of weak interactions. Section 4 derives the weak potential ...
... asymptotically free, and attractive when the distance of two particles increases. The paper is organized as follows. The two basic principles PID and PRI are briefly introduced in Section 2. Section 3 derives the new field model and duality of weak interactions. Section 4 derives the weak potential ...
Asymptotic Symmetries and Electromagnetic
... and an asymptotic large U (1) gauge symmetry [10]. The final step of connecting these soft-factors/asymptotic symmetries to a classical observable came in [11], which found that Weingberg’s soft graviton theorem corresponds to the gravitational memory e↵ect [12–14], inspiring the search for and iden ...
... and an asymptotic large U (1) gauge symmetry [10]. The final step of connecting these soft-factors/asymptotic symmetries to a classical observable came in [11], which found that Weingberg’s soft graviton theorem corresponds to the gravitational memory e↵ect [12–14], inspiring the search for and iden ...
Gapless layered three-dimensional fractional quantum Hall states
... to the interlayer tunneling strength? We believe that this intermediate tunneling strength regime is both experimentally accessible and theoretically novel. Answering these questions definitively for a specific microscopic model is quite challenging and likely requires extensive numerical calculatio ...
... to the interlayer tunneling strength? We believe that this intermediate tunneling strength regime is both experimentally accessible and theoretically novel. Answering these questions definitively for a specific microscopic model is quite challenging and likely requires extensive numerical calculatio ...
Deviations from exponential law and Van Hove`s “2t” limit
... look, in Section 2, at a simple system: we summarize some recent results on a characteristic transition of the hydrogen atom in the two-level approximation. In Section 3 we consider the action of the Van Hove limiting procedure on a generic two-level atom in the rotating-wave approximation and then ...
... look, in Section 2, at a simple system: we summarize some recent results on a characteristic transition of the hydrogen atom in the two-level approximation. In Section 3 we consider the action of the Van Hove limiting procedure on a generic two-level atom in the rotating-wave approximation and then ...
Description - University of Southampton
... expected, involves ferroelectric rather than ferromagnetic colloidal particles. Such systems have been fabricated by Reznikov et al [6], who have shown that at low concentrations, at least in some cases, these submicron colloids appear similar to a pure liquid crystal. In particular, the colloidal p ...
... expected, involves ferroelectric rather than ferromagnetic colloidal particles. Such systems have been fabricated by Reznikov et al [6], who have shown that at low concentrations, at least in some cases, these submicron colloids appear similar to a pure liquid crystal. In particular, the colloidal p ...
