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Graduate What Are Large Gauge Transformations and Their Role in Physics?
Thanks a lot for the reply! Can you please explain it in a bit detail (using required mathematical formalism).- pinu
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate What Are Large Gauge Transformations and Their Role in Physics?
Can some one explain what are the so called "large gauge transformations" and where do they play important role in physics? Explanations with less mathematical rigor will be greatly appreciated.- pinu
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- Gauge Transformations
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Can anyone suggest good CFT references?
Can anyone suggest "good" CFT references? Well, by "good" I mean the way they describe the theory are physical rather than mathematical. Actually I want to understand statistical mechanics using CFT as a tool. Thanks in advance!- pinu
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- References
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Graduate What are the achievements of AdS/CMT ?
Now, after reading one of Sachdev's articles I am also finding interest in entanglement entropy and its connection with cond. mat system. Can you suggest some elementary notes/reviews on it?- pinu
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate What are the achievements of AdS/CMT ?
I have a very basic question: Can AdS/CFT conjecture be applied to field theories without any conformal / Poincare symmetries (non relativistic)??- pinu
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate What are the achievements of AdS/CMT ?
Actually, the idea is amazing ! But what are your views about its future?- pinu
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate What are the achievements of AdS/CMT ?
I am learning AdS/CFT and my interest is on condensed matter systems. Can someone tell me what are the achievements of the correspondence in the cond. mat sector till now?- pinu
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Graduate What is the conserved quantity for boosts in the Poincare group?
In (3+1) dimension Poincare group has three types of Symmetries : I. Space-time translations - 4 II. Spatial rotations -3 & III. Boosts -3 Among them, (I) implies "conservation of 4-momentum" , (II) implies "conservation of angular momentum" , But...- pinu
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- Boost Charge
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Studying AdS/CFT: Advice for Beginners with No CFT/SUSY Background
Thank you very much..! It seems really very useful for me.- pinu
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Studying AdS/CFT: Advice for Beginners with No CFT/SUSY Background
I am studying Witten's papers on AdS/CFT. But I don't have any CFT or SUSY background. Can anyone suggest me some lecture notes or books where I can have illustrative ideas on Ads/CFT correspondence? I do have Nastase's notes.It is really good but too short for introduction!- pinu
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- Ads/cft Beginners
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models