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Scale invariance, Goldstone bosons and the f′ trajectory

Калибровочная инвариантность, бозоны гольдстоуна, и траектория f′

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Abstract

We propose that the f′ trajectory at αf′ = 0 can serve the role of a Goldstone boson for cale invariance and discuss experimental consequences that follow from such an association.

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Предложена идея, согласно которой для сохранения калибровочной инвариантности траектория f′ при α f′ = 0 может играть роль бозона Гольдстоуна. Дискутируются экспериментальные следствия, вытекающие из ткой ассоциации.

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  1. Institute of Physics, College of General Education, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

    Y. Fujii

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Enlarged version of the paper by C. B. Chiu, Y. Fujii, and W. W. Wada, Lett. Nuovo Cimento,1, 110, 1971.

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Fujii, Y. Scale invariance, Goldstone bosons and the f′ trajectory. Acta Physica 31, 75–84 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03156830

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