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B field and squeezed states in Vacuum String Field Theory
We show that squeezed state solutions for solitonic lumps in Vacuum String
Field Theory still exist in the presence of a constant B field. We show in
particular that, just as in the B=0 case, we can write down a compact explicit
form for such solutions.Comment: 15 pages, Latex, typos corrected, final versio
Lattice-form dependent orbital shape and charge disproportionation in charge- and orbital-ordered manganites
The orbital shapes and charge disproportionations at nominal Mn and
Mn sites for the charge- and orbital-ordered phases have been studied on
half-doped manganites Pr(SrCa)MnO and
EuCaMnO with double-layer and single-layer Mn-O networks,
respectively, by means of x-ray structural analyses, in comparison with
PrCaMnO with the pseudo cubic network. In a single-layer
EuCaMnO system, the ()/()-type orbital
shape is observed, while the ()/()-type orbital shape in a
pseudo cubic PrCaMnO system. In a double-layer
Pr(SrCa)MnO system, the orbital shape is found to
undergo a large change upon thermally induced rotation of orbital stripe.
Furthermore, clear charge disproportionation is observed for the pseudo cubic
and double-layer systems, while not in the single-layer system. These results
indicate that the orbital shape and charge disproportionation are sensitive to
the dimension of Mn-O network.Comment: 12 page, 5 figures, 11 table
Blockbusters, Bombs and Sleepers: The income distribution of movies
The distribution of gross earnings of movies released each year show a
distribution having a power-law tail with Pareto exponent .
While this offers interesting parallels with income distributions of
individuals, it is also clear that it cannot be explained by simple asset
exchange models, as movies do not interact with each other directly. In fact,
movies (because of the large quantity of data available on their earnings)
provide the best entry-point for studying the dynamics of how ``a hit is born''
and the resulting distribution of popularity (of products or ideas). In this
paper, we show evidence of Pareto law for movie income, as well as, an analysis
of the time-evolution of income.Comment: 5 pages, 3 figures, to appear in Proceedings of International
Workshop on Econophysics of Wealth Distributions (Econophys-Kolkata I), March
15-19, 200
Open String Star as a Continuous Moyal Product
We establish that the open string star product in the zero momentum sector
can be described as a continuous tensor product of mutually commuting two
dimensional Moyal star products. Let the continuous variable parametrize the eigenvalues of the Neumann matrices; then the
noncommutativity parameter is given by .
For each , the Moyal coordinates are a linear combination of even
position modes, and the Fourier transform of a linear combination of odd
position modes. The commuting coordinate at is identified as the
momentum carried by half the string. We discuss the relation to Bars' work, and
attempt to write the string field action as a noncommutative field theory.Comment: 30 pages, LaTeX. One reference adde
Enhanced quasiparticle heat conduction of the multigap superconductor Lu2Fe3Si5
The thermal transport measurements have been made on the Fe-based
superconductor Lu2Fe3Si5 (Tc ~ 6 K) down to a very low temperature Tc/120. The
field and temperature dependences of the thermal conductivity confirm the
multigap superconductivity with fully opened gaps on the whole Fermi surfaces.
In comparison to MgB2 as a typical example of the multigap superconductor in a
p-electron system, Lu2Fe3Si5 reveals a remarkably enhanced quasiparticle heat
conduction in the mixed state. The results can be interpreted as a consequence
of the electronic correlations derived from Fe 3d-electrons.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figure
Electrons doped in cubic perovskite SrMnO3: isotropic metal versus chainlike ordering of Jahn-Teller polarons
Single crystals of electron-doped SrMnO3 with a cubic perovskite structure
have been systematically investigated as the most canonical
(orbital-degenerate) double-exchange system, whose ground states have been
still theoretically controversial. With only 1-2% electron doping by Ce
substitution for Sr, a G-type antiferromagnetic metal with a tiny spin canting
in a cubic lattice shows up as the ground state, where the Jahn-Teller polarons
with heavy mass are likely to form. Further electron doping above 4%, however,
replaces this isotropic metal with an insulator with tetragonal lattice
distortion, accompanied by a quasi-one-dimensional 3z^2-r^2 orbital ordering
with the C-type antiferromagnetism. The self-organization of such dilute
polarons may reflect the critical role of the cooperative Jahn-Teller effect
that is most effective in the originally cubic system.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figure
Zeeman Spectroscopy of the Star Algebra
We solve the problem of finding all eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the
Neumann matrix of the matter sector of open bosonic string field theory,
including the zero modes, and switching on a background B-field. We give the
discrete eigenvalues as roots of transcendental equations, and we give
analytical expressions for all the eigenvectors.Comment: (1, 25) pages, 2 Figure
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