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K\"all\'en-Lehmann representation of noncommutative quantum electrodynamics
Noncommutative (NC) quantum field theory is the subject of many analyses on
formal and general aspects looking for deviations and, therefore, potential
noncommutative spacetime effects. Within of this large class, we may now pay
some attention to the quantization of NC field theory on lower dimensions and
look closely at the issue of dynamical mass generation to the gauge field. This
work encompasses the quantization of the two-dimensional massive quantum
electrodynamics and three-dimensional topologically massive quantum
electrodynamics. We begin by addressing the problem on a general dimensionality
making use of the perturbative Seiberg-Witten map to, thus, construct a general
action, to only then specify the problem to two and three dimensions. The
quantization takes place through the K\"all\'en-Lehmann spectral representation
and Yang-Feldman-K\"all\'en formulation, where we calculate the respective
spectral density function to the gauge field. Furthermore, regarding the photon
two-point function, we discuss how its infrared behavior is related to the term
generated by quantum corrections in two dimensions, and, moreover, in three
dimensions, we study the issue of nontrivial {\theta}-dependent corrections to
the dynamical mass generation
On Quantum Special Kaehler Geometry
We compute the effective black hole potential V of the most general N=2, d=4
(local) special Kaehler geometry with quantum perturbative corrections,
consistent with axion-shift Peccei-Quinn symmetry and with cubic leading order
behavior. We determine the charge configurations supporting axion-free
attractors, and explain the differences among various configurations in
relations to the presence of ``flat'' directions of V at its critical points.
Furthermore, we elucidate the role of the sectional curvature at the
non-supersymmetric critical points of V, and compute the Riemann tensor (and
related quantities), as well as the so-called E-tensor. The latter expresses
the non-symmetricity of the considered quantum perturbative special Kaehler
geometry.Comment: 1+43 pages; v2: typo corrected in the curvature of Jordan symmetric
sequence at page 2
Cultivares de mandioca de mesa da Amazônia Oriental.
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The pros and cons of using SDL for creation of distributed services
In a competitive market for the creation of complex distributed services, time to market, development cost, maintenance and flexibility are key issues. Optimizing the development process is very much a matter of optimizing the technologies used during service creation. This paper reports on the experience gained in the Service Creation projects SCREEN and TOSCA on use of the language SDL for efficient service creation
Ultrarelativistic boost of spinning black rings
We study the D=5 Emparan-Reall spinning black ring under an ultrarelativistic
boost along an arbitrary direction. We analytically determine the resulting
shock pp-wave, in particular for boosts along axes orthogonal and parallel to
the plane of rotation. The solution becomes physically more interesting and
simpler if one enforces equilibrium between the forces on the ring. We also
comment on the ultrarelativistic limit of recently found supersymmetric black
rings with two independent angular momenta. Essential distinct features with
respect to the boosted Myers-Perry black holes are pointed out.Comment: 15 pages, 2 figures. v2: added multipole expansions at spatial
infinity, and a comparison with the boosted Myers-Perry solution in a new
appendix. To appear in JHE
Electromagnetic waves around dilatonic stars and naked singularities
We study the propagation of classical electromagnetic waves on the simplest
four-dimensional spherically symmetric metric with a dilaton background field.
Solutions to the relevant equations are obtained perturbatively in a parameter
which measures the strength of the dilaton field (hence parameterizes the
departure from Schwarzschild geometry). The loss of energy from outgoing modes
is estimated as a back-scattering process against the dilaton background, which
would affect the luminosity of stars with a dilaton field. The radiation
emitted by a freely falling point-like source on such a background is also
studied by analytical and numerical methods.Comment: 9 pages, 1 figur
Structural investigations on -FeGe at high pressure and low temperature
The structural parameters of -FeGe have been determined at ambient
conditions using single crystal refinement. Powder diffraction have been
carried out to determine structural properties and compressibility for
pressures up to 30 GPa and temperatures as low as 82 K. The discontinuous
change in the pressure dependence of the shortest Fe-Ge interatomic distance
might be interpreted as a symmetry-conserving transition and seems to be
related to a magnetic phase boundary line.Comment: 4 pages, 5 figure
Effects due to a scalar coupling on the particle-antiparticle production in the Duffin-Kemmer-Petiau theory
The Duffin-Kemmer-Petiau formalism with vector and scalar potentials is used
to point out a few misconceptions diffused in the literature. It is explicitly
shown that the scalar coupling makes the DKP formalism not equivalent to the
Klein-Gordon formalism or to the Proca formalism, and that the spin-1 sector of
the DKP theory looks formally like the spin-0 sector. With proper boundary
conditions, scattering of massive bosons in an arbitrary mixed vector-scalar
square step potential is explored in a simple way and effects due to the scalar
coupling on the particle-antiparticle production and localization of bosons are
analyzed in some detail
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