684 research outputs found
Mechanisms of homeostasis of blood coagulation factors
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/106052/1/jth05170.pd
Functional pan‐universality of the age‐related regulatory elements ASE and AIE, and development of age dimension technology
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/106078/1/jth05171.pd
Higgsless Models: Lessons from Deconstruction
This talk reviews recent progress in Higgsless models of electroweak symmetry
breaking, and summarizes relevant points of model-building and phenomenology.Comment: 12 pages, 2 figures, Presented at the X Mexican Workshop on Particles
and Field
Z Boson Propagator Correction in Technicolor Theories with ETC Effects Included
We calculate the Z boson propagator correction, as described by the S
parameter, in technicolor theories with extended technicolor interactions
included. Our method is to solve the Bethe-Salpeter equation for the requisite
current-current correlation functions. Our results suggest that the inclusion
of extended technicolor interactions has a relatively small effect on S.Comment: 15pages, 8 figure
Spectral-Function Sum Rules in Supersymmetry Breaking Models
The technique of Weinberg's spectral-function sum rule is a powerful tool for
a study of models in which global symmetry is dynamically broken. It enables us
to convert information on the short-distance behavior of a theory to relations
among physical quantities which appear in the low-energy picture of the theory.
We apply such technique to general supersymmetry breaking models to derive new
sum rules.Comment: 18 pages, 1 figur
General Sum Rules for WW Scattering in Higgsless Models: Equivalence Theorem and Deconstruction Identities
We analyze inelastic 2 to 2 scattering amplitudes for gauge bosons and
Nambu-Goldstone bosons in deconstructed Higgsless models. Using the (KK)
Equivalence Theorem in 4D (5D), we derive a set of general sum rules among the
boson masses and multi-boson couplings that are valid for arbitrary
deconstructed models. Taking the continuum limit, our results naturally include
the 5D Higgsless model sum rules for arbitrary 5D geometry and boundary
conditions; they also reduce to the elastic sum rules when applied to the
special case of elastic scattering. For the case of linear deconstructed
Higgsless models, we demonstrate that the sum rules can also be derived from a
set of general deconstruction identities and completeness relations. We apply
these sum rules to the deconstructed 3-site Higgsless model and its extensions;
we show that in 5D ignoring all higher KK modes (n>1) is inconsistent once the
inelastic channels become important. Finally, we discuss how our results
generalize beyond the case of linear Higgsless models.Comment: 36 pages, 2 figure
Deconstruction and Elastic pi pi Scattering in Higgsless Models
We study elastic pion-pion scattering in global linear moose models and apply
the results to a variety of Higgsless models in flat and AdS space using the
Equivalence Theorem. In order to connect the global moose to Higgsless models,
we first introduce a block-spin transformation which corresponds, in the
continuum, to the freedom to perform coordinate transformations in the
Higgsless model. We show that it is possible to make an "f-flat" deconstruction
in which all of the f-constants f_j of the linear moose model are identical;
the phenomenologically relevant f-flat models are those in which the coupling
constants of the groups at either end of the moose are small - corresponding to
the global linear moose. In studying pion-pion scattering, we derive various
sum rules, including one analogous to the KSRF relation, and use them in
evaluating the low-energy and high-energy forms of the leading elastic partial
wave scattering amplitudes. We obtain elastic unitarity bounds as a function of
the mass of the lightest KK mode and discuss their physical significance.Comment: 33 pages, JHEP3. Minor typos correcte
Reduction techniques of the back gate effect in the SOI Pixel Detector
We have fabricated monolithic pixel sensors in 0.2 μm Silicon-On-Insulator (SOI) CMOS technology, consisting of a thick sensor layer and a thin circuit layer with an insulating buried-oxide, which has many advantages. However, it has been found that the applied electric field in the sensor layer also affects the transistor operation in the adjacent circuit layer. This limits the applicable sensor bias well below the full depletion voltage. To overcome this, we performed a TCAD simulation and added an additional p-well (buried pwell) in the SOI process. Designs and preliminary results are presented
Observation of Large Electrostatic Potential Fluctuation Associated with the Energetic-particle Driven Geodesic Acoustic Mode in the LHD Plasmas
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