Effective Lagrangians for the Standard Model (Theoretical by Antonio Dobado, Angel Gomez-Nicola, Antonio L. Maroto, Jose

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By Antonio Dobado, Angel Gomez-Nicola, Antonio L. Maroto, Jose R. Pelaez

This e-book provides a close and pedagogical exposition of the powerful Lagrangian thoughts and their purposes to high-energy physics. It covers the most theoretical rules and describes comprehensively tips on how to use them in several fields, comparable to chiral perturbation concept and the symmetry breaking region of the traditional version or even low-energy quantum gravity. The ebook is written within the language of recent quantum box concept. a few of the theoretical issues taken care of are: decoupling, the Goldstone theorem, the non-linear sigma version, anomalies, the Wess--Zumino--Witten time period, and the equivalence theorem.

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85) k=l k=O where the 0 operator is defined by D(U) = i {iJ - M + O(U) . 87) then the 0 operator is nothing but Oxy = -AV[PRLl(1rx ) + PLLlt(1rx )]Dxy = -iA-lirxD xy + ... , where A is defined so that M = AV. 88) 20 1. 85), but in the following we will concentrate in the one that contains five fields, namely, we will only consider r (5) [71"] _ . 'Y 71") + ... , _ i ~_ MO t . 55 Tr [i ~+M -0- M2 ('Y 5,)]5 71" + ... vpu X 8J1. , 8v , 8P 8u , 1 ,] , Tr [ 271" 71" 71" 71" 71" - 0 - M - 0 - M2 - 0 -M2 - 0 - M2 - 0 - M2 + ...

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V = 0 in the classical evolution of the system for translationally invariant actions. v is called the canonical energy-momentum tensor. The associated conserved charge is just the total momentum PIJ. = J dxTolJ. 28) which is the translation generator. VP = IIr Evpepi. Hence, introducing PIJ. = TolJ. 30) generate the Lorentz transformations. vp = O. 19), it is possible to consider other energy-momentum tensors. V antisymmetric in the (TJl indices. All these tensors would be conserved in Poincare invariant systems, although, in general, they are not symmetric.

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