Research in theoretical particle physics
Research in theoretical particle physics
This report discusses the following topics in high energy physics: dynamical symmetry breaking and Schwinger-Dyson equation; consistency bound on the minimal model Higgs mass; tests of physics beyond the standard model; particle astrophysics; the interface between perturbative and non-perturbative QCD; cosmology; anisotropy in quantum networks and integer quantum hall behavior; anomalous color transparency; quantum treatment of solitons; color transparency; quantum stabilization of skyrmions; and casimir effect. (LSP)
- University of North Texas United States
Standard Model, Unified Gauge Models 662000* -- Physics Of Elementary Particles & Fields-- (1992-), Equations, Quarks, Astrophysics, Solitons, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, Helicity, Skyrme Potential, Particle Models, High Energy Physics, Particle Properties, Fermions, Nonluminous Matter, Hall Effect, Progress Report, Matter, Mathematical Models, Physics, Higgs Bosons, Symmetry Breaking, Document Types, Postulated Particles, Cosmology, Nucleon-Nucleon Potential, Bethe-Salpeter Equation, Quasi Particles, Elementary Particles, Potentials
Standard Model, Unified Gauge Models 662000* -- Physics Of Elementary Particles & Fields-- (1992-), Equations, Quarks, Astrophysics, Solitons, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, Helicity, Skyrme Potential, Particle Models, High Energy Physics, Particle Properties, Fermions, Nonluminous Matter, Hall Effect, Progress Report, Matter, Mathematical Models, Physics, Higgs Bosons, Symmetry Breaking, Document Types, Postulated Particles, Cosmology, Nucleon-Nucleon Potential, Bethe-Salpeter Equation, Quasi Particles, Elementary Particles, Potentials
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