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Minimum impact and immediacy of citations to physics open archives of arXiv.org: Science Citation Index based reports
The present work has calculated the minimum Open Archive Impact Factors and Open Archive Immediacy Index for the Physics Classes of arXiv.org as calculated for traditional journals in Journal Citation Reports of the Institute of Scientific Information using Science Citation Index without the citation by the classes itself. The calculated Impact
Factors reveal that High-Energy Physics classes of arXiv.org (‘hep-th’, ‘hep-lat’, ‘hep-ex’, and ‘hep-ph’) have made more impact on the scientific community than any other classes except ‘nucl-ex’. The Impact Factors for the year 2003 are: ‘hep-th’ (0.999), ‘nucl-ex’ (0.806), ‘hep-lat’ (0.766), ‘hep-ex’ (0.73), ‘hep-ph’ (0.719), ‘nucl-th’ (0.338), ‘quant-ph’ (0.334), ‘cond-mat’ (0.313), ‘astro-ph’ (0.195), ‘math-ph’ (0.162), ‘physics’
(0.061), and ‘gr-qc’ (0.002). If the period for getting the citations to the open archive classes is considered one year as against two years for journal articles, the rank of the classes is the same. The immediacy of citing the Open Archives is also high for the High-Energy Physics classes. The Immediacy Indexes for the year 2003 are: ‘hep-ex’ (0.619), ‘hep-th’ (0.454), ‘hep-ph’ (0.44), ‘hep-lat’ (0.263), ‘nucl-ex’ (0.238), ‘quant-ph’ (0.202), ‘nucl-th’ (0.185), ‘cond-mat’ (0.168), ‘astro-ph’ (0.094), ‘math-ph’ (0.075), ‘physics’ (0.03), and ‘gr-qc’ (0.002). The impact is definitely much higher than what is concluded from the calculated factors because self-citations are not reckoned in the study. Use of web-tools like ‘Citebase’, ‘Citeseer’ etc. may strengthen the above argument
Compact Gauge Fields for Supersymmetric Lattices
We show that a large class of Euclidean extended supersymmetric lattice gauge
theories constructed in [hep-lat/0302017 - hep-lat/0503039] can be regarded as
compact formulations by using the polar decomposition of the complex link
fields. In particular, the gauge part of the supersymmetric lattice action is
the standard Wilson action. This formulation facilitates the construction of
gauge invariant operators.Comment: 15 pages, 2 figures. Minor change
Three-Loop Results in QCD with Wilson Fermions
We calculate the third coefficient of the lattice beta function in QCD with
Wilson fermions, extending the pure gauge results of Luescher and Weisz; we
show how this coefficient modifies the scaling function on the lattice.
We also calculate the three-loop average plaquette in the presence of Wilson
fermions. This allows us to compute the lattice scaling function both in the
standard and energy schemes.Comment: 3 pages, LaTeX (fleqn.sty, espcrc2.sty), contribution to Lattice'97.
Table caption corrected. The longer write-ups are in hep-lat/9801007 (beta
function) and hep-lat/9801003 (plaquette
Comment on ``Evidence Against Instanton Dominance of Topological Charge Fluctuations in QCD''
We comment on the recent paper (hep-lat/0102003) by Horvath, Isgur, McCune,
and Thacker, which concludes that the local chiral structure of fermionic
eigenmodes is not consistent with instanton dominance. Our calculations, done
with an overlap action, suggest the opposite conclusion.Comment: 5 pages, Revtex, 4 postscript figures. COLO-HEP-45
Structure and Representation Theory for Double Group of Four-Dimensional Cubic Group
Hypercubic groups in any dimension are defined and their conjugate
classifications and representation theories are derived. Double group and
spinor representation are introduced. A detailed calculation is carried out on
the structures of four-dimensional cubic group and its double group, as
well as all inequivalent single-valued representations and spinor
representations of . All representations are derived adopting Clifford
theory of decomposition of induced representations. Based on these results,
single-valued and spinor representations of the orientation-preserved subgroup
of are calculated.Comment: 38 pages, 7 tables. LaTex. Combined version of hep-lat/0010024 and
hep-lat/001002
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