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Is gravitational dual charge physical?
International Journal of Theoretical Physics, 1977It has been shown that nonzero gravitational dual charge cannot be found in a spinmanifold space-time. Nevertheless, gravitational dual charge is not physically inconsistent with spin-1/2, because spinor nodal regions should be excluded from the manifold.
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The Physics of Charged-Particle Beams
Physics Bulletin, 1978J D Lawson London: Clarendon/Oxford University Press 1977 pp xxi + 462 price £16.50 The practical applications of charged particle beams become increasingly wide and varied. This book presents a general discussion of effects, such as beam focusing, self–fields, collisions, and interaction with finitely conducting walls, which are important to most beam
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Physical Charged Sectors in Quantum Electrodynamics. II. The Charge Operator
Fortschritte der Physik, 1984AbstractThe properties of Maxwell type equations and the related problem of approximation of physical charged states are studied in the framework of axiomatic gauge quantum field theory. The charge operator and the physical charged sectors of quantum electrodynamics are constructed under a set of hypotheses which can be verified in perturbation theory ...
Emilio d'Emilio, Mihail Mintchev
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Physics with Multiply Charged Ions
1995Correlation and QED for Highly Charged Ions W.R. Johnson. X-ray Spectroscopy of Highly Charged Ions in a Storage Ring H.F. Beyer. Precision Tests of QED in Strong Fields and Nuclear Contributions G. Soff, et al. The QED Shift in Highly Stripped Atoms H. Persson. Parity Violation and Time Reversal Invariance P.E.G. Baird.
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Classification of light charged particles in a nuclear physics experiment
2008 IEEE International Conference on Control Applications, 2008The problem considered in this work is pulse shape discrimination in a nuclear physics experiment. Each nucleus produced in the collision of a heavy ion beam over a target enters a detector and creates a light pulse signal measured by a digital acquisition system.
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Physics. Charging atoms, one by one.
Science (New York, N.Y.), 2004The scanning tunneling microscope (STM) made it possible to manipulate atoms and move them around. Now researchers are discovering how to alter the chemical properties of individual atoms. In his Perspective, Horn discusses results reported in the same issue by Repp et al.
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A Schedule of Charges for Physical Therapy Services*
Physical Therapy, 1955A A, RODRIQUEZ, A, RODRIQUEZ
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