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The book benefits from the inclusion of previously unpublished material, informal lectures and conference-summary talks that are not widely available. These, together with the selected research papers, provide an excellent scientific biography of Nambu and of the Japanese physics tradition, which he describes in several places ... it is in the less formal presentations that the motivation for Nambu's ideas, as well as his charming modesty, become evident and make reading this collection the pleasure that it is. --Physics Today
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In the citation of Nobel physics prize committee, Nambu's unpublished paper presented at Mid West Conference at Purdue University in 1960 is referred to as the original article on spontaneously broken symmetry. This is the paper which we have decided to include in the volume `Broken Symmetry' because of its historical importance. The paper would have been inaccessible and may not have been noticed by the general public if it were not retyped and included in the volume.
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higher energy physics, baryon line, electropion production, dispersion relations for form factors, infinite component fields, spacelike solutions, fourth order potential, energy gap equation, chirality conservation, meson lines, second order potential, interacting boson model, dynamical symmetry breaking, vector current conservation, local commutativity, nonleptonic decays, pion coupling, meson theory, weak conservation, axial vector part, local field theory, chiral dynamics, nucleon form factors, pion field, ladder approximation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Department of Physics, The University of Chicago, Atomic Energy Commission, International Conference, Soviet Phys, Force Potentials, Standard Model, Interscience Publishers, The Use of the Proper Time, Crystal Statistics, High-Energy Physics, John Wiley, National Science Foundation, Progress of Theoretical Physics, World Scientific, Symmetry Principles, Academic Press, Directions of Particle Physics, Modern Phys, New Method, Nonlinear Gauge, Purdue University, Received May, Extra Number New!
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New York, Department of Physics, The University of Chicago, Atomic Energy Commission, International Conference, Soviet Phys, Force Potentials, Standard Model, Interscience Publishers, The Use of the Proper Time, Crystal Statistics, High-Energy Physics, John Wiley, National Science Foundation, Progress of Theoretical Physics, World Scientific, Symmetry Principles, Academic Press, Directions of Particle Physics, Modern Phys, New Method, Nonlinear Gauge, Purdue University, Received May, Extra Number New!
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