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Spontaneous symmetry breaking and panic escape. [PDF]
Panic-induced herding in individuals often leads to social disasters, resulting in people being trapped and trampled in crowd stampedes triggered by panic.
Choong Sun Kim, Claudio Dib, Sechul Oh
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Spontaneous symmetry breaking in polar fluids [PDF]
Spontaneous symmetry breaking and emergent polar order are each of fundamental importance to a range of scientific disciplines, as well as generating rich phase behaviour in liquid crystals (LCs). Here, we show the union of these phenomena to lead to two
Calum J. Gibb +9 more
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An introduction to spontaneous symmetry breaking [PDF]
Perhaps the most important aspect of symmetry in physics is the idea that a state does not need to have the same symmetries as the theory that describes it. This phenomenon is known as spontaneous symmetry breaking.
Aron J. Beekman, Louk Rademaker, Jasper van Wezel
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Spontaneous symmetry breaking of dissipative optical solitons in a two-component Kerr resonator [PDF]
Dissipative solitons and their symmetry breaking is important for photonic applications. Here the authors show that dissipative solitons can undergo spontaneous symmetry breaking in a two-component nonlinear optical ring resonator, resulting in the ...
Gang Xu +8 more
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Spontaneous breaking of the BRST symmetry in the ABJM theory
In this paper, we will analyze the ghost condensation in the ABJM theory. We will perform our analysis in N=1 superspace. We show that in the Delbourgo–Jarvis–Baulieu–Thierry–Mieg gauge the spontaneous breaking of BRST symmetry can occur in the ABJM ...
Mir Faizal, Sudhaker Upadhyay
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Spontaneous symmetry breaking and frustrated phases [PDF]
50 pages, 8 figures, clarifications added, typos fixed, refs. added, published version (Editors' Suggestion)
Heitor Casasola +3 more
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Spontaneously broken subsystem symmetries
We investigate the spontaneous breaking of subsystem symmetries directly in the context of continuum field theories by calculating the correlation function of charged operators. Our methods confirm the lack of spontaneous symmetry breaking in some of the
Jacques Distler, Andreas Karch, Amir Raz
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ON THE SYMMETRY OF THE VACUUM IN THEORIES WITH "SPONTANEOUS SYMMETRY BREAKING" [PDF]
We review the usual account of the phenomena of spontaneous symmetry breaking, pointing out the common misunderstandings surrounding the issue, in particular within the context of quantum field theory. In fact, the common explanations one finds in this context, indicate that under certain conditions corresponding to the situation called spontaneous ...
Perez, Alejandro, Sudarsky, Daniel
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Tunneling potentials for the tunneling action: gauge invariance
We formulate a procedure to obtain a gauge-invariant tunneling rate at zero temperature using the recently developed tunneling potential approach. This procedure relies on a consistent power counting in gauge coupling and a derivative expansion.
Suntharan Arunasalam +1 more
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Dilaton in scalar QFT: a no-go theorem in 4-epsilon and 3-epsilon dimensions
Spontaneous scale invariance breaking and the associated Goldstone boson, the dilaton, is investigated in renormalizable, unitary, interacting non-supersymmetric scalar field theories in $4-\varepsilon$ dimensions.
Daniel Nogradi, Balint Ozsvath
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