We recently looked at families of Quantum Field Theories in 4 dimensions with a perturbatively reliable UV fixed point at 4 loops (in perturbation theory).
Heres our paper on Physical Review D.
https://t.co/c3xT7UBOI2
Open Access -- OAPEN (SCOAP3 Books)
Gauge Theory of Elementary Particle Physics
Ta-Pei Cheng and Ling-Fong Li
(Oxford University Press, 1984)
https://t.co/4G2L1tTOIa
@MadhilSaleem@MoosaShafiu@hsn_hameed I think thats the word for atom. My curiosity relates to what atoms are made of, so elementary particles like electrons and quarks etc.
There aren't any Dhivehi words for subatomic particles (because we haven't had to talk about them in Dhivehi so much, I guess) -- but if you had to come up for a word for 'electron', perhaps - what would it be?
Are there words for particles?
(cc: @MoosaShafiu@hsn_hameed)
@MoosaShafiu@hsn_hameed I share that opinion as well! I was writing down some notes in Thaana the other day (just for fun) and thought about the distinction between 'phoaton' and 'photoanu' and got a little curious. I've seen a couple of people go for the latter, which I'm not a huge fan of.
I haven’t been on Twitter for a while, but its ArXiv day for me — so here you go;
https://t.co/6Qh2yj7xfI
Perhaps I’ll write a thread about this at some point. Maybe later. Good night.
(really happy about this paper though)
"We may sometimes be rude about people who believe in fairies, but particle physicists fervently believe in the neutrino, a subatomic particle that can pass right through the Earth without stopping and we take these scientists seriously."
What??
https://t.co/aKY5Rhbudw