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Graduate Phenomenological Nuclear Theory
the drop model can't explain excited states etc, it is a classical model- ansgar
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Graduate Phenomenological Nuclear Theory
what about the shell model for instance?- ansgar
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Undergrad Why is light affected by gravity?
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Graduate A massive force carrying particle? The weak nuclear force, the W boson has mass?
why not, it is virtual and does not satisfy E^2 = P^2 + M^2- ansgar
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Graduate Do Fermionic Creation and Annihilation Operators Commute?
yes they satisfy that, but that is called ANTIcommute- ansgar
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Graduate Problem with anticommutation of spinors
In e.g. Burgess and Moore - standard model a primer it is stated that for two spinors (majorana) \bar{\psi_1}\psi_2 = (\bar{\psi_1}\psi_2)^T = - \psi_2^T \bar{\psi_1}^T since the spinors are anticommuting objects, thus ordering reversion gives -1 but they also state that...- ansgar
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Graduate Why is the QCD vacuum important in non-abelian gauge theories?
see my presentation about this topic: http://www.isv.uu.se/~wouda/axion-beamer-GW.pdf- ansgar
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How Can I Bridge the Gap Between Landau and Griffiths in Electrodynamics?
Have you studied at Uppsala?- ansgar
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Graduate Genereral:Questions about Srednicki's QFT
1 means singlet, 2 means doublet.. it is "just" adding of two spin 1/2 particles, same algebra.- ansgar
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Graduate What is the CP operator on pion combinations?
write the state for the pi0 in terms quarks- ansgar
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Graduate Genereral:Questions about Srednicki's QFT
you might want to go back to basic QM... it is a number since phi(0) is a number here is a good review of those particular chapters from srednicki www.physics.indiana.edu/~dermisek/QFT_09/qft-II-1-4p.pdf- ansgar
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Graduate Genereral:Questions about Srednicki's QFT
no the specral density is only a function of s use eq. 13.9 we get |< k,n | phi(0) | 0 >|^2 which is just a (complex) number.- ansgar
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Graduate Why Does the Electron Jump Between Stationary States?
if you want the explanation just pick up a QFT book and get your hands dirty. the vacuum is not the vacuum of fields though, only vacuum of particle field excitations- ansgar
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Graduate Genereral:Questions about Srednicki's QFT
what happens if you actually is doing the math for the RHS of that equation? what does it become? Use \phi(x)=\int d^3 \tilde k [a(k,t)e^{ikx}+a^\dagger(k,t)e^{-ikx}] which according to xepma is true where now the a is the annihilation operator for the true vacuum |\Omega...- ansgar
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Graduate Compton Cross Section: Derivation & Relation
eq. 6 http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/~kuncic/lectures/HEA_L10.pdf- ansgar
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