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answered Relation between electric charge and gauge parameter of the moduli space of monopoles
Oct
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revised Path integral and geometric quantization
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Oct
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revised Kugo and Ojima's Canonical Formulation of Yang-Mills using BRST
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answered Kugo and Ojima's Canonical Formulation of Yang-Mills using BRST
Oct
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answered Path integral and geometric quantization
Oct
29
answered Weinberg angle measurement methods
Oct
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answered How to apply Noether's theorem
Oct
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comment Mathematically challenging areas in Quantum information theory and quantum cryptography
Coherent states which are widely used in quantum cryptography, have a geometric origin (Bargmann space). Please see for example Ma's thesis: web.williams.edu/go/math/sjmiller/public_html/crypto/handouts/…
Oct
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answered Mathematically challenging areas in Quantum information theory and quantum cryptography
Oct
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revised Dimensional reduction and Schwarzschild solution
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Oct
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answered Dimensional reduction and Schwarzschild solution
Oct
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comment How to construct the charge conjugation matrix for any given dimension?
I can show you how to construct in this particular case, but can you please check your calculations because in your expressions $(\Gamma^1)^2=(\Gamma^2)^2=1$ while $(\Gamma^3)^2=(\Gamma^4)^2=-1$, i.e., you are working in a signature $(1, 1, -1, -1)$. Is this really the case you need.
Oct
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revised Clarification on “central charge equals number of degrees of freedom”
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Oct
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answered Clarification on “central charge equals number of degrees of freedom”
Oct
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answered Quantization of arbitrary electromagnetic field
Oct
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revised Macroscopic laws which haven't been derived from microscopic laws
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Oct
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answered How to construct the charge conjugation matrix for any given dimension?
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answered Macroscopic laws which haven't been derived from microscopic laws
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comment Killing vectors for SO(3) (rotational) symmetry
cont. For the computation of the Killing vectors according to the given Wikipedia page, one needs in advance to construct the invariant metric. Furthermore, given the invariant metric, the Killing vector components satisfy differential equations which are harder to solve than the algebraic equations in the method described in the answer.