Titlebook: Symmetries in Particle Physics; Itzhak Bars,Alan Chodos,Chia-Hsiung Tze Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 Particle P

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Some Perspectives on the Nonlinear Sigma Model,the symmetries of the weak interactions may be essentially contained in those of the strong interactions, and certainly not as a definite proposal for a theory of elementary particles.” In the more than twenty years since that paper appeared, the nonlinear sigma model has been extended in several wa

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Chaos and Cosmos,ogram (1872), an extraordinarily effective advertisement for the group concept, Klein does not make any attempt to “sell” it to the natural scientists. At that time he was probably too absorbed with geometry to think of other applications, but already a few years later his friend and one-time collab

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The Symmetry and Renormalization Group Fixed Points of Quartic Hamiltonians,ory of second order phase transitions. It is shown that when it exists the stable fixed point is unique and a condition on its symmetry is given: it is often larger than the initial symmetry. Finally counter examples, with . arbitrarily large, are given to the Dzyaloshinskii conjecture that there ex

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The Fermion Determinant in Massless Two-Dimensional QCD,eory, group theory, and mathematics in general—and I came to admire his originality and the elegance of his ideas. Most people seem to associate Feza’s physics with aspects of group theory. But what struck me most about him in the late 60’s was his conviction that field theory would be the source of

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An Action in Superspace for ,(,)-Supergravity, and 4. odd dimensions. The action principle is discussed and a construction is given of a superspace action ℐ that becomes stationary when the constraints and equations of motion of conventional .(.)-models are imposed. One attractive feature of this action is that it contains Einstein’s action plu