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Renormalization of chiral nuclear forces with multiple subtractions in peripheral channels
We analyse the renormalization of the of two-nucleon interaction with
multiple subtractions in peripheral waves considering two chiral forces at
N3LO. Phase shifts at low energies are then computed with several subtraction
points below \mu = 10 / fm. We show that for most peripheral waves the phase
shifts have nearly no dependence on the renormalization scale. In two cases the
phase shifts converge slowly as the renormalization scale approaches \mu = 1 /
fm and in one case the phase shifts presented oscillations with respect to the
subtraction point \mu.Comment: 21 pages, 12 figures, to appear in the special issue "Few-Body
Systems in High Energy Physics" (AHEP
Hamiltonian Reduction and the Construction of q-Deformed Extensions of the Virasoro Algebra
In this paper we employ the construction of Dirac bracket for the remaining
current of deformed Kac-Moody algebra when constraints similar to
those connecting the -WZW model and the Liouville theory are imposed and
show that it satisfy the q-Virasoro algebra proposed by Frenkel and
Reshetikhin. The crucial assumption considered in our calculation is the
existence of a classical Poisson bracket algebra induced, in a consistent
manner by the correspondence principle, mapping the quantum generators into
commuting objects of classical nature preserving their algebra.Comment: 6 pages, late
Rastall Cosmology and the \Lambda CDM Model
Rastall's theory is based on the non-conservation of the energy-momentum
tensor. We show that, in this theory, if we introduce a two-fluid model, one
component representing vacuum energy whereas the other pressureless matter
(e.g. baryons plus cold dark matter), the cosmological scenario is the same as
for the \Lambda CDM model, both at background and linear perturbative levels,
except for one aspect: now dark energy may cluster. We speculate that this can
lead to a possibility of distinguishing the models at the non-linear
perturbative level.Comment: 9 pages, 1 figure. Accepted for publication in Physical Review
Complementary action of chemical and electrical synapses to perception
Acknowledgements This study was possible by partial financial support from the following agencies: Fundação Araucária, EPSRC-EP/I032606/1, CNPq No. 441553/2014-1, CAPES No. 17656-12-5 and Science Without Borders Program— Process Nos. 17656125, 99999.010583/2013-00 and 245377/2012-3.Peer reviewedPostprin
Running of the contact interactions in chiral N3LO potentials from subtractive renormalization
In this work a subtracted kernel renormalization procedure (SKM) is applied to the chiral NN potential up to next-to-next-to-next-to-leading-order ((NLO)-L-3) to obtain the running of the renormalized contact strengths with the subtraction scale mu and the phase shifts for all uncoupled waves with contact interaction (S, P, D). We use two potentials constructed within the framework of Weinberg's approach to ChEFT, which provide a very accurate description of NN scattering data below laboratory energies E similar to 350 MeV, namely Epelbaum, Glockle and Meissner (N3LO-EGM) and Entem and Machleidt (N3LO-EM). For both potentials, we consider a large cutoff (30 fm(-1)) and analyze the phases and the running of the contact strengths with the subtraction point mu by making a fit of the K-matrix with five subtractions to the K-matrix from the Nijmegen II potential at low energies (E <= 20 MeV).In this work a subtracted kernel renormalization procedure (SKM) is applied to the chiral NN potential up to next-to-next-to-next-to-leading-order (N 3 LO) to obtain the running of the renormalized contact strengths with the subtraction scale μ and the ph630FAPESP - FUNDAÇÃO DE AMPARO À PESQUISA DO ESTADO DE SÃO PAULOCNPQ - CONSELHO NACIONAL DE DESENVOLVIMENTO CIENTÍFICO E TECNOLÓGICOsem informaçãosem informação37th Brazilian Meeting on Nuclear PhysicsS.S. is partially supported by FAPESP and V.S.T. would like to thank FAEPEX, FAPESP and CNPq for financial support
Searching for solar siblings among the HARPS data
The search for the solar siblings has been particularly fruitful in the last
few years. Until now, there are four plausible candidates pointed out in the
literature: HIP21158, HIP87382, HIP47399, and HIP92831. In this study we
conduct a search for solar siblings among the HARPS high-resolution FGK dwarfs
sample, which includes precise chemical abundances and kinematics for 1111
stars. Using a new approach based on chemical abundance trends with the
condensation temperature, kinematics, and ages we found one (additional)
potential solar sibling candidate: HIP97507.Comment: 4 pages, 2 figures, 1 table. Accepted in A&
Electron Spin Resonance of defects in the Haldane System Y(2)BaNiO(5)
We calculate the electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectra of the
antiferromagnetic spin-1 chain compound Y(2)BaNi(1-x)Mg(x)O(5) for different
values of x and temperature T much lower than the Haldane gap (~100K). The
low-energy spectrum of an anisotropic Heisenberg Hamiltonian, with all
parameters determined from experiment, has been solved using DMRG. The observed
EPR spectra are quantitatively reproduced by this model. The presence of
end-chain S=1/2 states is clearly observed as the main peak in the spectrum and
the remaining structure is completely understood.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figures include
Random interactions and spin-glass thermodynamic transition in the hole-doped Haldane system YCaBaNiO
Magnetization, DC and AC bulk susceptibility of the =1 Haldane chain
system doped with electronic holes, YCaBaNiO
(0x0.20), have been measured and analyzed. The most striking
results are (i) a sub-Curie power law behavior of the linear susceptibility,
, for temperature lower than the Haldane gap
of the undoped compound (x=0) (ii) the existence of a spin-glass thermodynamic
transition at = 2-3 K. These findings are consistent with (i) random
couplings within the chains between the spin degrees of freedom induced by hole
doping, (ii) the existence of ferromagnetic bonds that induce magnetic
frustration when interchain interactions come into play at low temperature.Comment: 4 pages, 4 figures, to appear in Phys. Rev.
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