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High-energy-density physics: foundation of inertial fusion and experimental astrophysics

Contemporary physics (Print), 2018
The birth of the closest naked-eye supernova in four centuries on 23 February 1987 had gone unnoticed until Ian Shelton discovered an extra star in the photographic plate he was developing early the next morning. SN 1987A, as the supernova has come to be
B. Ishak
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From high-energy physics to the relativistic theory of gravity

Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 2017
We give a brief review of the most important results on inclusive processes and the relativistic theory of gravity obtained by A. A. Logunov.
Mirian Alekseevich Mestvirishvili   +1 more
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Number theory meets high energy physics

Physics of Particles and Nuclei Letters, 2017
Feynman amplitudes in perturbative quantum field theory are being expressed in terms of an algebra of functions, extending the familiar logarithms, and associated numbers—periods. The study of these functions (including hyperlogarithms) and numbers (like the multiple zeta values), that dates back to Leibniz and Euler, has attracted anew the interest of
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Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: Solitons and Instantons in High Energy Physics

, 2012
1. Introduction 2. One-dimensional solitons 3. Solitons in more dimensions - vortices and strings 4. Some topology 5. Magnetic monopoles with U(1) charges 6. Magnetic monopoles in larger gauge groups 7. Cosmological implications and experimental bounds 8.
E. Weinberg
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The theory of Cantorian spacetime and high energy particle physics (an informal review) [PDF]

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The paper gives a rather detailed introduction and up to date review of the main concepts and ideas upon which the theory of fractal-Cantorian spacetime is based.
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On a class of general theories for high energy particle physics

Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 2002
Abstract The present paper gives a comparative study of a class of general theories for high energy particle physics with special attention paid to four-dimensional fusion algebra, E (∞) theory, non-commutative geometry and related subjects.
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Software Development Strategies for High-Energy Physics Simulations Based on Quantum Field Theory

Computing in Science & Engineering, 2020
Let us review the main elements of strategies, which we identified in the development of high energy physics simulations. Based on exemplary Monte Carlo simulation projects, several conjectures for the general aspects of work on scientific software are presented, including openness to change, robustness against external changes, modular development ...
T. Przedzinski   +4 more
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Introductory Lectures on the Physics of High Energy Densities: Theories, Models, Measurements

1988
These lectures are devoted to a review of the contemporary high energy density physics. Pre-quark models and the quark conception are briefly treated, and a sketch of quantum chromodynamies is given. Semi-phenomenological models of hadron matter under extreme conditions are then described, i.e.
A. S. Sorin   +2 more
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Feigenbaum scenario for turbulence and Cantorian E-infinity theory of high energy particle physics

Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 2007
Abstract The work draws some fundamental connections between Feigenbaum’s golden mean renormalization group and scenario for turbulence on the one side and high energy particle physics on the other side. The analysis which is based on the natural and obvious connections between the Fibonacci-like geometrical growth rate of e (∞) spacetime and ...
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