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Explicit Shimura's conjecture for Sp4
Shimura's conjectire (1963) concerns the rationality of the generating series
for Hecke operators for the symplectic group of genus g. This conjecture wes
proved by Andrianov for arbitrary genus g. For genus g=4, we explicify the
rational fraction in this conjecture. Using formulas for images of double
cosets, we first compute the sum of the generating series under the Satake
spherical map, which is a rational fraction with polynomial coefficients. Then
we recover the coefficients of this fraction as elements of the Hecke algebra
using polynomial representation of basic Hecke operators under spherical map.
Numerical examples of these fractions for special choice of Satake parameters
are given
Elimination of High-Energy Divergence in Relativistic Lagrangean Formulation of Gravitating Particle Dynamics
The nonrenormalizable singularity of the gravitational 1/r potential at
ralativistic and quantum levels is a longstanding problem of modern physics.
The problem is discussed in Relativistic Lagrangean framework with the variable
proper mass. It is shown that the so-called self-energy divergence for the 1/r
graviational potntial can be eliminated within the variable proper mass
concept. The problem has many aspects outlined, which should be further
investigated before the final conclusion could be made
On neutrino family problem
The experiment conducted at the Brookhaven AGS at 1962 [1] on the interaction
of high-energy neutrinos with matter is considered in literature the
observation of electron and muon types of neutrinos. After analysis of the
experiment we have concluded that the latter does not give direct evidence of
the neutrino family existence.Comment: 5 page
On Problem of Mass Origin and Self-Energy Divergence in Relativistic Mechanics and Gravitational Physics
The classical problem of self-energy divergence was studied in the framework
of Lagrangian formulation of Relativistic Mechanics. The conclusion was made
that a revision of mass-energy concept is needed for the development of
singularity-free gravitational and electromagnetic field theory. Perspectives
of the development of unified field theory are discussed
On matter-antimatter separation in open relativistic material system
An open (having no physical boundaries) baryon symmetric system is considered
in a flat space-time. We assume that a space is uniformly filled with
electromagnetic radiation and material objects, and the system is isotropic in
any inertial reference frame. It means that a coordinate-momentum distribution
of radiation and material objects does not depend on a reference frame, and the
system should be in a state of chaotic relativistic motion. The dominant
interaction processes are like-matter merge, unlike-matter annihilation and
pair production. In this approximation we came to the conclusion that matter
and antimatter exist in a form of mix of material objects characterized by a
stationary baryon symmetric mass distribution in a broad mass range. In other
words, a matter-antimatter space separation takes place.Comment: 10 pages, 1 figur
Mass, Time, and Clock (Twin) Paradox in Relativity Theory
The paper is intended to clarify operational meaning of mass and time
quantities as main characteristics of an atomic clock, which is considered a
quantum oscillator in association with the de Broglie wave concept. The
specification of the concept of clock in quantum terms reflects the idea of
relativistic mass and time complementarity, which is important for avoiding
ambiguity of such notions as ``time rate'', ``time record'', and ``elapsed
time'' under relativistic conditions. We used this approach in SRT Kinematics
to conduct a detailed analysis of the clock paradox; results are discussed. It
is also shown that in SRT Dynamics the proper mass must be acted by Minkowski
force, what results in a clock rate variation.Comment: 30 pages, 2 figure
On the Cosmological Aspects of Observed High Energy Cosmic Phenomena
Super-high energy corpuscular and gamma rays as well as cosmic high--power
density sources are hard to explain in a galaxy model framework.
Attempts to include some of those phenomena in the Standard Cosmological
Model also encounter serious difficulties. In the present paper an alternative
cosmological concept is discussed. There are several features in it. First of
all, the whole Universe (Grand Universe) is a multitude of typical universes,
like ours, evenly made of either matter or antimatter, hence, there is no
violation of the baryon symmetry on the largest scale.
Second, high-energy phenomena are the result of matter-antimatter
annihilation processes in a typical universe evolution. Finally, the Ground
Universe is a self-creating due to a balance of annihilation and pair creation
in the inter-universe infinite space. This concept and its consistence with the
major observational data are discussed in detail.Comment: submitted to the ANS Centennial Meeting, March 20 - 26, 1999,
Atlanta, Georgi
Baryon Asymmetry of the Observed Universe as a Clue to a Resolution of Dark Matter, Galaxy Formation and Other Standard Model Problems
Baryon asymmetry of the observed universe as a clue to a resolution of dark
matter, galaxy formation and other standard model problems
A Generalization of Redfield's Master Theorem
Generalizations of Redfield's master theorem and superposition theorem are
proved by using decomposition of the tensor product of several induced monomial
representations of the symmetric group into transitive constituents. As
direct consequences, one obtains several graphical corollaries. Given graphs
\Gamma_1,\hdots ,\Gamma_k, with vertices, together with their
automorphism groups W_1\leq S_d,\hdots, W_k\leq S_d, one can find the number
of superpositions of \Gamma_1,\hdots ,\Gamma_k, whose automorphism groups
satisfy one of the following conditions: (1) the groups consist of even
permutations; (2) the groups are trivial, in case at least one of 's is
cyclic; (3) the groups are of odd order, in case at least one of 's is
dihedral and its order is not divisible by 4; (4) the groups are of order
dividing a natural number , in case at least one of 's has a normal
solvable subgroup of order , such that the corresponding factor-group is
cyclic of order relatively prime to ; (5) the groups are -groups ( is
a prime), in case at least one of 's has a normal -subgroup such that
the corresponding factor-group is cyclic of order relatively prime to .Comment: 9 pages, uses plain Te
Proper Mass Variation under Gravitational and Coulomb Force Action in Relativistic Mechanics of Point Particle
The problem studied is formulated in the title: proper mass variation under
gravitational and Coulomb force action in Relativistic Mechanics of point
particle. The novelty is that equations of motion are obtained in the
relativistic Lagrangean framework for conservative force fields under
assumption of field dependent proper mass. The dependence of proper mass on
field strength is derived from the equations of particle motion. The result is
the elimination of a classical 1/r divergence. It is shown that a photon in a
gravitational field may be described in terms of a refracting massless medium.
This makes the gravity phenomenon compatible with SR Dynamic framework. New
results concerning gravitational properties of particle and photon, as well as
an experimental test of predicted deviation from 1/r^2 classical Coulomb force
law are discussed. The conclusion is made that the approach of field-dependent
proper mass is perspective for better understanding GR problems and further
studies on divergence-free field theory development.
Key words: Relativity; gravity; Coulomb; particle; photon; speed of light;
proper mass variation.
PACS: 03.30.+p, 04.20.-gComment: 31 pages, 1 figur
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