Finding "Dynamical Symmetry Breaking in Quantum Field Theories

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Dear PF,

Could anyone advise me where I can find the following book:

Dynamical symmetry breaking in quantum field theories - Miransky, V.A.

Is itt possible to download from somewhere?

Cheers
George
 
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I could not find the title you mention, but here is another paper by the same author, found at two university libraries in Ohio via Ohiolink search, see in bold the author you look for:
Conference Conference on Continuous Advances in QCD (2004 : William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute)
Title Proceedings of the Conference on Continuous Advances in QCD 2004 : William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute, Minneapolis, USA, 13-16 May, 2004 / editor T. Gherghetta
Publish info Singapore ; Hackensack, NJ : World Scientific, c2004
HOLDINGS FOR CENTRAL DATABASE
REQUEST THIS ITEM
Ohio State U U of Cincinnati
Library Location Online Version Call Number/Serial Holdings Status
Ohio State U SEL Stacks Book QC793.3.Q35 C64 2004 AVAILABLE
U of Cincinnati GEOMATHPHYS Stacks phys QC793.3.Q35 C64 2004 DUE 12-12-05
Advances in generalized parton distribution study / A. V. Radyushkin 3
QCD dirac spectra and the Toda lattice / K. Splittorff, J. J. M. Verbaarschot 15
Conformal symmetry as a template for QCD / S. J. Brodsky 30
A variational look at QCD / J. Guilherme Milhano 44
Baryons, IN[subscript C.] / R. F. Lebed 54
Quark correlations and single-spin asymmetries / M. Burkardt 64
Soft-collinear factorization and the calculation of the B [approaches] X[subscript 8][gamma] rate / M. Neubert 77
Status of perturbative description of semileptonic quark decays / A. Czarnecki 91
Heavy quark expansion in beauty : recent successes and problems / N. Uraltsev 100
Polarization, right-handed currents, and CP violation in B [approaches] VV / A. L. Kagan 115
Lifetimes of heavy hadrons / A. A. Petrov 129
Inclusive B-decay spectra and IR renormalons / E. Gardi 139
Summing logs of the velocity in NRQCD and top threshold physics / A. H. Hoang 150
B [approaches] [pi], K, [eta] decay formfactors from light-cone sum rules / P. Ball, R. Zwicky 160
Understanding D[subscript sJ][superscript *](2317), D[subscript sJ](2460) / F. De Fazio 170
Search for dark matter in B [approaches] S transitions with missing energy / M. Pospelov 180
Exotica / R. L. Jaffe 191
Quark structure of chiral solitons / D. Diakonov 215
Do chiral soliton models predict pentaquarks? / I. R. Klebanov, P. Ouyang 227
Baryon exotics in the 1/N[subscript c] expansion / E. Jenkins 239
Large N[subscript c] QCD and models of exotic baryons / T. D. Cohen 251
Baryon and anti-baryon production at RHIC / J. I. Kapusta 261
QCD at the boiling point : what does hadron production at RHIC tell us? / R. J. Fries 273
Nuclear physics at small x / D. E. Kharzeev 283
Saturation physics meets RHIC data / Y. V. Kovchegov 293
Confinement and chiral symmetry / A. Mocsy 303
Gapless superconductivity in dense QCD / I. A. Shovkovy 313
Inhomogeneous color superconductivity / G. Nardulli 323
Spontaneous rotational symmetry breaking and other surprises in [sigma]-model at finite density / V. A. Miransky 335 Analytical approach to Yang-Mills thermodynamics / R. Hofmann 346
Exotic superfluids : breached pairing, mixed phases and stability / E. Gubankova 357
Quantum weights of monopoles and calorons with non-trivial holonomy / D. Diakonov 369
Noncommutative solitons and instantons / F. A. Schaposnik 381
Breather solutions in field theories / V. Khemani 393
Quantum nonabelian monopoles / K. Konishi 403
Dilute monopole gas, magnetic screening and K-tensions in hot gluodynamics / C. P. Korthals Altes 416
Supersizing worldvolume supersymmetry : BPS domain walls and junctions in SQCD / A. Ritz 428
New topological structures in QCD / F. Bruckmann, D. Nogradi, P. van Baal 440
Viscosity of strongly coupled gauge theories / P. Kovtun, D. T. Son, A. O. Starinets 455
AdS/CFT duality for states with large quantum numbers / A. A. Tseytlin 464
Planar equivalence : from type 0 strings to QCD / A. Armoni, M. Shifman, G. Veneziano 478
Gauge theory amplitudes, scalar graphs and twistor space / V. V. Khoze 492
Weak supersymmetry and its quantum-mechanical realization / A. V. Smilga 504
Nonperturbative solution of Yukawa theory and gauge theories / J. R. Hiller 515
Fermionic theories in two-dimensional noncommutative space / E. F. Moreno 527
Nonabelian superconformal vacua in N = 2 supersymmetric theories / R. Auzzi 537
Predictions for QCD from supersymmetry / F. Sannino 547
Self-duality, helicity and background field loopology / G. V. Dunne 557
The optical approach to Casimir effects / A. Scardicchio 569
At the crossroad : perpetual questions of the fundamental physics here and now / A. Losev 579
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Descript'n xi, 588 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Note Includes bibliographical references
Subjects Quantum chromodynamics -- Congresses
Alt name Gherghetta, Tony
William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute
Other titles Continuous Advances in QCD 2004
QCD 2004
LC NO QC793.3.Q35 C64 2004
OCLC # 60249429
ISBN 9812560726
Isn/std # .b58939349
 
Here is the link to the book by the publisher:
http://www.worldscibooks.com/physics/2170.html
 
According to WorldCat there are 87 libraries worldwide that own this book. If you are affiliated with a University, use their WorldCat system to borrow the book from another library. Everywhere I looked on the net I couldn't find a copy for sale. If you want to buy it try to contact the publisher. They may have a few in storage.
Cheers,
Ryan
 
Following up on Norman's post, here is the worldcat listing
http://www.worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/top3mset/253cc48a81880323a19afeb4da09e526.html
Note the Amazon link on the right.

Speaking of Worldcat listings, here are some new browser tools
http://www.oclc.org/worldcatdownloads/
 
All of u thks Gents :)
 
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