New developments in the standard model / Ryan J. Larsen, editor.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Larsen, Ryan J.

Series:

Physics Research and Technology

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Physics--Mathematical models--Standards.

Physics.

Mathematical physics.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (245 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

New York : Nova Science Publishers, 2012.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

The Standard Model of particle physics is one of the most important successful results of the work of the last century physicists. In this book, the authors present topical research in the study of new developments in the Standard Model. Topics discussed include non-equilibrium theory, fractional dynamics and the physics of the terascale sector; unexplored regions in QFT and the conceptual foundations of the Standard Model; supersymmetric Standard Model, Branes and Del Pezzo surfaces; and, fermion condensate as Higgs substitute and Lepton flavour violation shedding light on CP-violation.

Contents:

Intro

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE STANDARD MODEL

CONTENTS

PREFACE

TOWARDS ISO STANDARD EARTH IONOSPHERE AND PLASMASPHERE MODEL

Abstract

1. Introduction

2. Physical Models

3. International Reference Ionosphere

3.1. General

3.2. IRI Topside

3.3. IRI Bottomside

3.4. Additional IRI Parameters

3.5. IRI Plasmasphere Extension

4. Ionospheric Weather Indices

Conclusion

APPENDIX: Model Availability

Acknowledgments

References

NON-EQUILIBRIUM THEORY, FRACTIONAL DYNAMICS AND PHYSICS OF THE TERASCALE SECTOR

2. Foundational Questions

3. What Is Fractional Dynamics?

4. Hints for Fractional Dynamics in High-EnergyPhysics

5. From Quantum Field Theory to Fractional Dynamics

6. Fractional Dynamics and Consistency Conditions

7. PerturbativeRenormalization on Fractal Space-Time

8. Gauge Bosons and Fermions on Fractals

8.1. Gauge Fields on Fractals

8.2. Fermions on Fractals

9. Breaking of Discrete Symmetries

10. Effective Charges on Fractals and Anomalous Properties

11. Generation Structure of SM Parameters

12. Gravitation as Analog of Field Theory on Fractals

13. Exotic Phases of Matter

UNEXPLORED REGIONS IN QFT AND THE CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE STANDARD MODEL

1.IntroductoryRemarks

2.ChargedFieldsandtheProblemofInfraparticlesinaHistoricPerspective

3.Two-DimensionalInfraparticleandTheirFields

4.ZeroMassWignerRepresentationsandLocalizationPecu-liarities

5.TheGeneralizedAharonov-BohmEffectfor(m=0,s&gt

1)andtheViolationofHaagDuality

6.String-LocalizationofChargedStatesinQEDandSchwinger-HiggsScreening

7.APerturbativeSignalof"Invisibility"and"Confinement"?

8.Resum´eandConcludingRemarks

9.Appendix.

9.0.1.ModularGroupforConformalAlgebrasLocalizedinDoubly-ConnectedSpacetimeRings

SUPERSYMMETRIC STANDARD MODEL, BRANES AND DEL PEZZO SURFACES

1.Introduction

2.TheVerlinde-WijnholtModel

3.TheGeometryofC3/

3.1.TheVerlinde-WijnholtIsomorphism

3.2.TheAutomorphismsGroupof

3.3.ResolutionofP2/˜

4.TheToricAnalogue

4.1.TheOrbifoldM=C3/(Z3×Z3)andItsTautologicalResolution

4.2.MirrorSymmetry,CohomologicalValuedHypergeometricFunction,andSuperpotentials

4.3.TheZ3×Z3-HilbertResolution

TheChowRingA (X )

TheCompactChowModulusAc (X˙)

TheDualBasis

K-theoryGenerators

TheMoriandK¨ahlerCones

MirrorSymmetryandthePrepotential

TheGW-invariants

4.4.TheFloppedResolutions

ResolutionII

ResolutionIII

ResolutionIV

5.Conclusion

FERMION CONDENSATE AS HIGGS SUBSTITUTE

2.TheFermionCondensateModel

3.GapEquations

4.PerturbativeUnitarity

5.InteractionswithW±,ZandConstraintsfromtheZDecay

6.ElectroweakPrecisionParameters

7.NumericalConstraintsfromPrecisionTests

8.ColliderSignatures

9.Conclusion

Acknowledgment

AppendixA.RegularizationwithMomentumCutoff

LEPTON FLAVOR VIOLATION SHEDDING LIGHT ON CP-VIOLATION

2.MuonLifetimeandFermiConstant

3.DipoleMomentsoftheChargedLeptons

4.NewPhysicsinChargedLeptonDecay

5.LeptonFlavorViolatingProcesses

6.EffectiveLeptonFlavorViolatingLagrangian

7.PhysicswithPolarizedMuonSource

8.PolarizationoftheFinalParticlesintheLFVProcesses

8.1.µ+!e+

8.2.µ+!e+e−e+

8.3.µ−eConversion

INDEX.

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

1-62257-880-5

OCLC:

834142596