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(p − 1)-bracket for Dp-branes in large R-R field background
The volume-preserving diffeomorphism is a key feature that characterizes the large constant R-R (p − 1)-form field background in a Dp-brane theory. It represents a symmetry of the theory that preserves the volume of space.
Chen-Te Ma
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Model Building with Gauge-Yukawa Unification [PDF]
In supersymmetric theories with extra dimensions, the Higgs and matter fields can be part of the gauge multiplet, so that the Yukawa interactions can arise from the gauge interactions.
A. Hebecker+75 more
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In this paper we give a variation of the gauge procedure which employs a scalar gauge field, $B (x)$, in addition to the usual vector gauge field, $A_\mu (x)$.
Guendelman, Eduardo I.+1 more
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Hidden Gauge Symmetries: A New Possibility at the Colliders
We consider a new physics possibility at the colliders: the observation of TeV scale massive vector bosons in the non-adjoint representations under the Standard Model (SM) gauge symmetry. To have a unitary and renormalizable theory, we propose a class of
't Hooft+22 more
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Geometric phases for mixed states and decoherence [PDF]
The gauge invariance of geometric phases for mixed states is analyzed by using the hidden local gauge symmetry which arises from the arbitrariness of the choice of the basis set defining the coordinates in the functional space.
Aharonov+34 more
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When ℤ2 one-form symmetry leads to non-invertible axial symmetries
We study non-abelian gauge theories with fermions in a representation such that the surviving electric 1-form symmetry is ℤ2. This includes SU(N) gauge theories with matter in the (anti)symmetric and N even, and USp(2N) with a Weyl fermion in the adjoint,
Riccardo Argurio, Romain Vandepopeliere
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Superconductivity, Broken Gauge Symmetry, and the Higgs Mechanism
The association of broken symmetries with phase transitions is ubiquitous in condensed matter physics: crystals break translational symmetry, magnets break rotational symmetry, and superconductors break gauge symmetry. However, despite the frequency with
Poniatowski, Nicholas R.
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Chiral gauged fermions on a lattice [PDF]
The chiral fermion model with local multifermion interactions proposed in Nucl. Phys. B486 (1997) 282 and Phys. Rev. D61 (2000) 054502 processes an exact SU_L(2) chiral gauge symmetry and SU_L(2) by U_R(1) chiral flavour symmetry on a lattice and a ...
't Hooft+51 more
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Symmetric Gapped Interfaces of SPT and SET States: Systematic Constructions
Symmetry-protected topological (SPT) states have boundary ’t Hooft anomalies that obstruct the effective boundary theory realized in its own dimension with UV completion and with an on-site G-symmetry.
Juven Wang, Xiao-Gang Wen, Edward Witten
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Non-invertible symmetries from discrete gauging and completeness of the spectrum
We study global 1- and (d − 2)-form symmetries for gauge theories based on disconnected gauge groups which include charge conjugation. For pure gauge theories, the 1-form symmetries are shown to be non-invertible.
Guillermo Arias-Tamargo+1 more
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