This book is a collection of original papers on dynamical gauge symmetry breaking, and is intended for graduate students and researchers in theoretical physics (elementary particle physics and others) who have an understanding of basic quantum field theory. The book can serve as a research text for those requiring an introduction to dynamical gauge symmetry breaking and as a reference text for active researchers. The important papers in the field that are included deal with attempts to apply the ideas to realistic models of elementary particle interactions. A historical critique by the editors provides an introductory review.
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Two reasons explain why spontaneously broken symmetries have been used by theoretical physicists for building models of fundamental particle interactions. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
subgroup alignment, technicolour theories, platform approximation, colourless pseudos, sideways interaction, massless composite fermions, spectator fermions, coloured pseudos, weak gauge group, boson mass matrix, massless bound states, colour multiplets, unitarity gauge, proper vertex function, dynamical symmetry breaking, chiral color, ordinary fermions, confining model, technifermion condensate, ordinary quarks, dynamical breakdown, vacuum orientation, extended technicolour, spectral function sum rules, conventional fermions Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Department of Physics, Stanford University, National Science, North-Holland Publishing Company, Harvard University, London Ansatz, Columbia University, Department of Energy, Soviet Phys, Tel Aviv, Atomic Energy Commission, International Conference, Los Angeles, Pseudotype Colour Charge, Received July, Switzerland Received New!
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Two reasons explain why spontaneously broken symmetries have been used by theoretical physicists for building models of fundamental particle interactions. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
subgroup alignment, technicolour theories, platform approximation, colourless pseudos, sideways interaction, massless composite fermions, spectator fermions, coloured pseudos, weak gauge group, boson mass matrix, massless bound states, colour multiplets, unitarity gauge, proper vertex function, dynamical symmetry breaking, chiral color, ordinary fermions, confining model, technifermion condensate, ordinary quarks, dynamical breakdown, vacuum orientation, extended technicolour, spectral function sum rules, conventional fermions Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Department of Physics, Stanford University, National Science, North-Holland Publishing Company, Harvard University, London Ansatz, Columbia University, Department of Energy, Soviet Phys, Tel Aviv, Atomic Energy Commission, International Conference, Los Angeles, Pseudotype Colour Charge, Received July, Switzerland Received New!
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- Nuclear Science: 13 by Annual Review on page 50, and page 98
- Lectures on Current Algebra and Its Applications (Princeton series in physics) by Sam B. Treiman on page 10, and page 61
- Dynamical Gauge Symmetry Breaking by E Farhi in Front Matter
- Gauge Theories and Modern Field Theory by Richard Arnowit on page 9
- Theory Of Superconductivity (Advanced Books Classics) by J. Robert Schrieffer on page 15
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- The Quantum Theory of Fields, Vol. 2: Modern Applications by Steven Weinberg on page 251, and page 419
- Modern Supersymmetry: Dynamics and Duality (International Series of Monographs on Physics) by John Terning on page 131, and page 181
- Gauge Theories In The Twentieth Century by John C. Taylor on page 11
- The Universe of General Relativity (Einstein Studies) by A.J. Kox on page 247
- Broken Symmetry: Selected Papers of Y. Nambu (World Scientific Series in 20th Century Physics) by Y. Nambu on page 450
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