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Search for a J/psi eta resonance in B+- to J/psi eta K+- decay at Belle
We report study of B+- to J/psi eta K+- decays at Belle. In this analysis we
search for X(3872) as well as other narrow resonances in the J/psi eta final
state.Comment: Presented at The 5th International Workshop on Charm Physics
(Charm2012) 14-17 May 2012, Honolulu, Hawai'i 9682
DFQ--Double Frequency RFQ
RFQ with a harmonic higher order quadrupole mode is studied. Assuming that we
superpose a higher order mode with twice the frequency of the fundamental mode,
a sawtooth waveform is approximated. In such a case, the bunching function is
enhanced while the transverse stability is modified. Second order longitudinal
harmonic component is also required to enable the effect.Comment: Linac200 oral poster MOE20, PS file, MSWORD 5.1
Recent results from K2K
Results from K2K-I and status of K2K-II (run after the SK accident in
November 2001) was reported.
The results from K2K-I are the disappearance, appearance,
and studies of neutrino interaction with water nuclei.
For K2K-II, steady increase of POT (number of Protons On Target) and number
SK events are shown. Also, a new front detector SciBar was installed from
K2K-II.Comment: Proceedings for the XXXIXth Rencontres de Moriond session devoted to
Electroweak Interactions and Unified Theorie
Gravitational collapse disturbs the dS/CFT correspondence?
We study the gravitational collapse in five-dimensional de Sitter (dS)
spacetime and discuss the existence of the conformal boundaries at future
timelike infinity from the perspective of the dS/CFT correspondence. We
investigate the motion of a spherical dust shell and the black hole area
bounds. The latter includes the analysis of the trapping horizon and the
initial data with spindle-shaped matter distribution. In all above analyses we
find the evidences that guarantee the existence of the conformal boundaries at
future timelike infinity which are essential to apply the dS/CFT
correspondence.Comment: 7 pages, 6 figure
RF field-attenuation formulae for the multilayer coating model
Formulae that describe the RF electromagnetic field attenuation for the
multilayer coating model with a single superconductor layer and a single
insulator layer deposited on a bulk superconductor are derived from a rigorous
calculation with the Maxwell equations and the London equation.Comment: 3 pages, the 4th International Particle Accelerator Conference
(IPAC13), Shanghai, China, 12-17 May, 201
Radio-frequency electromagnetic field and vortex penetration in multilayered superconductors
A multilayered structure with a single superconductor layer and a single
insulator layer formed on a bulk superconductor is studied. General formulae
for the vortex-penetration field of the superconductor layer and the magnetic
field on the bulk superconductor, which is shielded by the superconductor and
insulator layers, are derived with a rigorous calculation of the magnetic field
attenuation in the multilayered structure. The achievable peak surface field
depends on the thickness and its material of the superconductor layer, the
thickness of the insulator layer and material of the bulk superconductor. The
calculation shows a good agreement with an experimental result. A combination
of the thicknesses of superconductor and insulator layers to enhance the field
limit can be given by the formulae for any given materials.Comment: 4 pages, 4 figures; figure and table are added, discussions extended,
references added, to appear in Applied Physics Letter
Integer Multiplier for Orbital Angular Momentum of Light using Circular-Sector Transformation
This paper describes an integer multiplier for the orbital angular momentum
(OAM) of light through the parallel implementation of multiple circular-sector
transformations, whereby the cross-sectional circular shape of the OAM mode is
geometrically transformed to the circular-sector shape. Experiments show that
the conversion accuracy of both OAM doubler and tripler formulations is
significantly better than that of the previous method. This is because the
proposed method uses a simple implementation with a single spatial light
modulator. The proposed method has strong potential for the spatial mode
manipulation of OAM and other useful spatial modes.Comment: 5 pages, 6 figure
Review of the multilayer coating model
The recent theoretical study on the multilayer-coating model published in
Applied Physics Letters [1] is reviewed. Magnetic-field attenuation behavior in
a multilayer coating model is different from a semi-infinite superconductor and
a superconducting thin film. This difference causes that of the
vortex-penetration field at which the Bean-Livingston surface barrier
disappears. A material with smaller penetration depth, such as a pure Nb, is
preferable as the substrate for pushing up the vortex-penetration field of the
superconductor layer. The field limit of the whole structure of the multilayer
coating model is limited not only by the vortex-penetration field of the
superconductor layer, but also by that of the substrate. Appropriate
thicknesses of superconductor and insulator layers can be extracted from
contour plots of the field limit of the multilayer coating model given in
Ref.[1].Comment: 3 pages, 3 figures, the 5th International Particle Accelerator
Conference (IPAC14), Dresden, Germany, 15-20 June, 201
Elementary excitations and crossover phenomenon in liquids
The elementary excitations of vibration in solids are phonons. But in liquids
phonons are extremely short-lived and marginalized. In this letter through
classical and ab-initio molecular dynamics simulations of the liquid state of
various metallic systems we show that different excitations, the local
configurational excitations in the atomic connectivity network, are the
elementary excitations in high temperature metallic liquids. We also
demonstrate that the competition between the configurational excitations and
phonons determines the so-called crossover phenomenon in liquids. These
discoveries open the way to the explanation of various complex phenomena in
liquids, such as fragility and the rapid increase in viscosity toward the glass
transition, in terms of these excitations
Two-loop corrections to partition function of Pohlmeyer-reduced theory for AdS_5 x S^5 superstring
Pohlmeyer reduction of AdS_5 x S^5 superstring leads to a set of equations of
motion following from an action containing a bosonic Sp(2,2) x Sp(4)/[SU(2)]^4
gauged WZW term, an integrable potential and a fermionic part coupling bosons
from the two factors. The original superstring and the reduced model are in
direct correspondence at the classical level but their relation at the quantum
level remains an open question. As was found earlier, the one-loop partition
functions of the two theories computed on the respective classical backgrounds
match; here we explore the fate of this relation at the two-loop level. We
consider the example of the reduced theory solution corresponding to the long
folded spinning string in AdS. The logarithm of the AdS_5 x S^5 superstring
partition function computed on the spinning string background is known to be
proportional to the universal scaling function which depends on the string
tension ~ \l^{1/2} where \l=\lambda is `t Hooft coupling. Its "quantum" part is
f(\l) = a1 + \l^{-1/2} a2 + ... where the one-loop term is a1 = - 3 \ln 2 and
the two-loop term is minus the Catalan's constant, a2=-K. We find that the
counterpart of f(\l) in the reduced theory is f'(k) =a1' + 2 k^{-1} a2' + ...,
where k is the coupling of the reduced theory. Here the one-loop coefficient is
the same as in the string theory, a1'= a1, while the two-loop one is a2' =a2 -
1/4 (a1)^2. Remarkably, the first Catalan's constant term here matches the
string theory result if we identify the two couplings as k= 2\l^{1/2}.
Nevertheless, the presence of the additional (a1)^2 ~ (\ln 2)^2 term implies
that a relation between the two quantum partition functions (if any) is not a
simple equality. Similar results are found in the case of AdS_3 x S^3
superstring theory where a1= - 2 \ln 2 and a2=0, while in the corresponding
reduced theory a1'=a1, a2'= a2- 1/4 (a1)^2.Comment: 36 pages, 4 figure
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