59 research outputs found
Effective Theory Approach to the Skyrme model and Application to Pentaquarks
The Skyrme model is reconsidered from an effective theory point of view. From
the most general chiral Lagrangian up to including terms of order ,
and (), new interactions, which have never
been considered before, appear upon collective coordinate quantization. We
obtain the parameter set best fitted to the observed low-lying baryon masses,
by performing the second order perturbative calculations with respect to
. We calculate the masses and the decay widths of the other members
of (mainly) anti-decuplet pentaquark states. The formula for the decay widths
is reconsidered and its baryon mass dependence is clarified.Comment: 65 pages, 1 figure. Revised version:the complete second order
perturbative calculations performed and two appendices adde
273 Salt intake is associated with nocturia, and affects the quality of life in the urinary symptoms
Earthquake research in China : ERC
It is often a challenging task to make a system satisfy desirable security properties and maintain a low computational overhead. In this paper, we attempt to minimize the gap for two identity-based key agreement protocols, in the sense that we allow our key agreement protocols to satisfy all general desirable security properties including master-key forward security and in the meanwhile achieve a good computational efficiency. Our protocols are novel, since we are able to make use of several nice algebraic properties of the Weil Pairing to outperform other state-of-the-art key agreement protocols. To our knowledge, our second protocol is the first identity-based protocol that provides master key forward security and satisfies all basic desirable security properties based on the key extraction algorithm due to Sakai and Kasahara
- …