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Recent Advances In Quarks Research Haruki Fujikage Kyou Hyobanshi

Name: Recent Advances In Quarks Research Haruki Fujikage Kyou Hyobanshi
SKU: BELL-4181484
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Recent Advances In Quarks Research Haruki Fujikage Kyou Hyobanshi instant download after payment.

Publisher: Nova Science Pub Inc

File Extension: PDF

File size: 29.71 MB

Pages: 163

Author: Haruki Fujikage, Kyou Hyobanshi

ISBN: 9781622579716, 1622579712

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Recent Advances In Quarks Research Haruki Fujikage Kyou Hyobanshi by Haruki Fujikage, Kyou Hyobanshi 9781622579716, 1622579712 instant download after payment.

In this book, the authors present current advances in quarks research. Topics discussed in this compilation include the self-interaction mass formula relating all leptons and quarks to the electron; dirac model extension for finite size leptons and quarks in (10+1)D spacetime; quark confinement mechanisms for baryons; thermodynamical description of hadron-quark phase transition and its implications on compact-star phenomena; and the quark confinement analogy with baryonic bound states in superconductors.