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Relativistic deuteron structure function at large Q^2
The deuteron deep inelastic unpolarized structure function F_2^D is
calculated using the Wilson operator product expansion method. The long
distance behaviour, related to the deuteron bound state properties, is
evaluated using the Bethe-Salpeter equation with one particle on mass shell.
The calculation of the ratio F_2^D/F_2^N is compared with other convolution
models showing important deviations in the region of large x. The implications
in the evaluation of the neutron structure function from combined data on
deuterons and protons are discussed.Comment: 7 pages, 1 ps figure, RevTeX source, 1 tar.gz file. Submited to
Physical Letter
Percepção ambiental de agricultores familiares sobre o uso de compostagem laminar e vermicompostagem no assentamento Mangabeiras, Umbaúba, SE.
Topological strong field physics on sub-laser cycle time scale
Sub-laser cycle time scale of electronic response to strong laser fields
enables attosecond dynamical imaging in atoms, molecules and solids. Optical
tunneling and high harmonic generation are the hallmarks of attosecond imaging
in optical domain, including imaging of phase transitions in solids.
Topological phase transition yields a state of matter intimately linked with
electron dynamics, as manifested via the chiral edge currents in topological
insulators. Does topological state of matter leave its mark on optical
tunneling and sub-cycle electronic response? We identify distinct topological
effects on the directionality and the attosecond timing of currents arising
during electron injection into conduction bands. We show that electrons tunnel
across the band gap differently in trivial and topological phases, for the same
band structure, and identify the key role of the Berry curvature in this
process. These effects map onto topologically-dependent attosecond delays in
high harmonic emission and the helicities of the emitted harmonics, which can
record the phase diagram of the system and its topological invariants. Thus,
the topological state of the system controls its attosecond, highly
non-equilibrium electronic response to strong low-frequency laser fields, in
bulk. Our findings create new roadmaps in studies of topological systems,
building on ubiquitous properties of sub-laser cycle strong field response - a
unique mark of attosecond science
Remarks on gauge fixing and BRST quantization of noncommutative gauge theories
We consider the BRST gauge fixing procedure of the noncommutative Yang-Mills
theory and of the gauged U(N) Proca model. An extended Seiberg-Witten map
involving ghosts, antighosts and auxiliary fields for non Abelian gauge
theories is studied. We find that the extended map behaves differently for
these models. For the Yang-Mills theory in the Lorentz gauge it was not
possible to find a map that relates the gauge conditions in the noncommutative
and ordinary theories. For the gauged Proca model we found a particular map
relating the unitary gauge fixings in both formulations.Comment: 8 pages, no figures. In this revised version, we included the
explicit Seiberg Witten maps for antighost and auxiliary fields. We used this
expressions to show that it is not possible to relate the Lorentz gauge in
noncommutative and ordinary YM theories by the SW map, as claimed in the
previous versio
Characterization of a rare analphoid supernumerary marker chromosome in mosaic
Abstract publicado em: Chromosome Research. 2015;23(Suppl 1):67-8. doi:10.1007/s10577-015-9476-6Analphoid supernumerary marker chromosomes (SMCs) are a rare subclass of SMCs C-band-negative
and devoid of alpha-satellite DNA. These marker chromosomes cannot be identified unambiguously by conventional banding techniques alone being necessary to apply molecular cytogenetic methods in favour of a detailed characterization. In this work we report an analphoid SMC involving the terminal long arm of chromosome 7, in 9 years-old boy with several dysmorphic features and severe development delay.
Cytogenetic analysis revealed a mosaic karyotype with the presence of an extra SMC, de novo, in 20 %
of lymphocytes and 73 % of fibroblast cells. FISH analysis with alpha-satellite probes for all chromosomes, whole chromosome painting probe for chromosome 7, and D7S427 and TelVysion 7q probes, allowed
establishing the origin of the SMC as an analphoidmarker resulting of an invdup rearrangement of 7q36-qter region. Affimetrix CytoScan HD microarray analysis, redefined the SMC to arr[hg19] 7q35(143696249-159119707)×2~3, which correspond to a gain of 15.42 Mb and encloses 67 OMIM genes, 16 of which are associated to disease. This result, combined with detailed clinical description, will provide an important means for better genotype-phenotype correlation and a more suitable genetic counselling to the patient and his parents, despite the additional difficulty resulting from being a mosaic (expression varies in different tissues). Analphoid SMCs derived from chromosome 7 are very rare, with only three cases reported so far. With this case we hope contribute to a better understanding of this type of chromosome rearrangements which are difficult for genetic counselling
Convergence of numerical schemes for short wave long wave interaction equations
We consider the numerical approximation of a system of partial differential
equations involving a nonlinear Schr\"odinger equation coupled with a
hyperbolic conservation law. This system arises in models for the interaction
of short and long waves. Using the compensated compactness method, we prove
convergence of approximate solutions generated by semi-discrete finite volume
type methods towards the unique entropy solution of the Cauchy problem. Some
numerical examples are presented.Comment: 31 pages, 7 figure
Hamiltonian embedding of the massive noncommutative U(1) theory
We show that the massive noncommutative U(1) can be embedded in a gauge
theory by using the BFFT Hamiltonian formalism. By virtue of the peculiar
non-Abelian algebraic structure of the noncommutative massive U(1) theory,
several specific identities involving Moyal commutators had to be used in order
to make the embedding possible. This leads to an infinite number of steps in
the iterative process of obtaining first-class constraints. We also shown that
the involutive Hamiltonian can be constructed.Comment: 8 pages, Revtex (multicol
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