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Nonleptonic two-body B-decays including axial-vector mesons in the final state
We present a systematic study of exclusive charmless nonleptonic two-body B
decays including axial-vector mesons in the final state. We calculate branching
ratios of B\to PA, VA and AA decays, where A, V and P denote an axial-vector, a
vector and a pseudoscalar meson, respectively. We assume naive factorization
hypothesis and use the improved version of the nonrelativistic ISGW quark model
for form factors in B\to A transitions. We include contributions that arise
from the effective \Delta B=1 weak Hamiltonian H_{eff}. The respective
factorized amplitude of these decays are explicitly showed and their penguin
contributions are classified. We find that decays B^-to a_1^0\pi^-,\barB^0\to
a_1^{\pm}\pi^{\mp}, B^-\to a_1^-\bar K^0, \bar B^0\to a_1^+K^-, \bar B^0\to
f_1\bar K^0, B^-\to f_1K^-, B^-\to K_1^-(1400)\etap, B^-\to b_1^-\bar K^{0},
and \bar B^0\to b_1^+\pi^-(K^-) have branching ratios of the order of 10^{-5}.
We also study the dependence of branching ratios for B \to K_1P(V,A) decays
(K_1=K_1(1270),K_1(1400)) with respect to the mixing angle between K_A and K_B.Comment: 28 pages, 2 tables and one reference added, notation changed in
appendices, some numerical results and abstract correcte
On the nonlinear stability of mKdV breathers
A mathematical proof for the stability of mKdV breathers is announced. This
proof involves the existence of a nonlinear equation satisfied by all breather
profiles, and a new Lyapunov functional which controls the dynamics of small
perturbations and instability modes. In order to construct such a functional,
we work in a subspace of the energy one. However, our proof introduces new
ideas in order to attack the corresponding stability problem in the energy
space. Some remarks about the sine-Gordon case are also considered.Comment: 7 p
Non perturbative renormalization group approach to surface growth
We present a recently introduced real space renormalization group (RG)
approach to the study of surface growth.
The method permits us to obtain the properties of the KPZ strong coupling
fixed point, which is not accessible to standard perturbative field theory
approaches. Using this method, and with the aid of small Monte Carlo
calculations for systems of linear size 2 and 4, we calculate the roughness
exponent in dimensions up to d=8. The results agree with the known numerical
values with good accuracy. Furthermore, the method permits us to predict the
absence of an upper critical dimension for KPZ contrarily to recent claims. The
RG scheme is applied to other growth models in different universality classes
and reproduces very well all the observed phenomenology and numerical results.
Intended as a sort of finite size scaling method, the new scheme may simplify
in some cases from a computational point of view the calculation of scaling
exponents of growth processes.Comment: Invited talk presented at the CCP1998 (Granada
Manufacturing time operators: covariance, selection criteria, and examples
We provide the most general forms of covariant and normalized time operators
and their probability densities, with applications to quantum clocks, the time
of arrival, and Lyapunov quantum operators. Examples are discussed of the
profusion of possible operators and their physical meaning. Criteria to define
unique, optimal operators for specific cases are given
Genetic algorithm optimization of entanglement
We present an application of a genetic algorithmic computational method to
the optimization of the concurrence measure of entanglement for the cases of
one dimensional chains, as well as square and triangular lattices in a simple
tight-binding approach in which the hopping of electrons is much stronger than
the phonon dissipationComment: 26 pages with 13 figures, based on Chapter 3 of the Master thesis of
the first author defended at IPICyT, San Luis Potosi, Mx, on 22nd of February
2006, similar to the published version [Fig. 5 left out but contains the
Appendix figure
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