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External physical forces can bias a spontaneous symmetry breaking process but whether the shape of a reactor plays a role in chiral symmetry breaking processes is an open question. Here, the authors demonstrate chirality transfer from the chiral shape of
Semih Sevim+7 more
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Probing one-dimensional topological phases in waveguide lattices with broken chiral symmetry. [PDF]
One-dimensional lattices with chiral symmetry are known to possess quantized Zak phase and nontrivial topological phases. Here it is shown that the quantized Zak phase and nontrivial edge states, partially protected by inversion symmetry rather than ...
S. Longhi
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Deconfinement and chiral symmetry restoration [PDF]
4 pages, 1 figure, proceedings of Quark Matter ...
A. Mocsy+3 more
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Fate of the ρ – a1 mixing in dilepton production [PDF]
We investigate the effect of chiral mixing on dilepton production by combining the in-medium spectral function in the chiral effective field theory with the state-of-the-art fluid dynamical simulations.
Sakai Azumi+5 more
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Nonlocal chiral symmetry breaking in curvilinear magnetic shells
The concept of curvature and chirality in space and time are foundational for the understanding of the organic life and formation of matter in the Universe. Chiral interactions but also curvature effects are tacitly accepted to be local.
D. Sheka+5 more
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In principle, there is no obstacle to gapping fermions preserving any global symmetry that does not suffer a ’t Hooft anomaly. In practice, preserving a symmetry that is realized on fermions in a chiral manner necessitates some dynamics beyond simple ...
Shlomo S. Razamat, David Tong
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Chiral symmetry restoration and N symmetry [PDF]
We demonstrate that chiral symmetry restoration in quenched finite temperature QCD depends crucially on the $Z_3$ phase of the Polyakov loop ${\cal P}$. This dependence is a general consequence of the coupling of the chiral order parameter to the Polyakov loop.
Peter N. Meisinger, Michael C. Ogilvie
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Quantum gravity and Standard-Model-like fermions
We discover that chiral symmetry does not act as an infrared attractor of the renormalization group flow under the impact of quantum gravity fluctuations. Thus, observationally viable quantum gravity models must respect chiral symmetry. In our truncation,
Astrid Eichhorn, Stefan Lippoldt
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Symmetry-protected solitons and bulk-boundary correspondence in generalized Jackiw–Rebbi models
We investigate the roles of symmetry and bulk-boundary correspondence in characterizing topological edge states in generalized Jackiw–Rebbi (JR) models.
Chang-geun Oh+2 more
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Symmetry-breaking in Chiral Polymerisation [PDF]
We propose a model for chiral polymerisation and investigate its symmetric and asymmetric solutions. The model has a source species which decays into left- and right-handed types of monomer, each of which can polymerise to form homochiral chains; these chains are susceptible to `poisoning' by the opposite handed monomer. Homochiral polymers are assumed
Wattis, Jonathan A.D., Coveney, Peter V.
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