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Posts by Yanwen Shang
276. Lattice Chirality and (non)Decoupling of the Mirror Fermions
Following my previous post on a brief overview of the current situation of lattice chiral gauge theories and the Ginsparg-Wilson formalism, I would like to say just a few words about what J. Giedt, E. Poppitz and I did in the recent series of papers. The idea of decoupling of the mirror fermions Our idea [...]
273. Lattice Chiral Gauge Theories: What’s the Problem?
This is a guest post by Yanwen Shang. He was a graduate student of Gregory Gabadadze at NYU and is now a postdoc at the U. of Toronto working with Erich Poppitz. There will be actually two posts discussing lattice fermions – one today and another tomorrow. Dmitry. I’d like to thank Dmitry first for [...]
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Large non-Gaussianity from axion inflation
January 31, 2012 14:01 -
On strong disorder renormalization
March 18, 2011 20:03 -
Relaunching NEQNET
January 20, 2011 21:01 -
Saturday’s photoguess: what does this monkey symbolize?
June 20, 2009 19:06 -
Dynamics of space storm
June 19, 2009 12:06
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Micro: Can 2 question provide a common solution? Black holes, information loss paradox and Ultra high energy cosmic rays. ...
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James Ph. Kotsybar: SAGITTARIUS A* -- James Ph. Kotsybar Mysteriously cloaked, obscure despite Interior illuminating glare, Long ...
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cad: The presentation can be found in several formats at http://pirsa.org/08110051/...
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Leo: Ok I have a question: if a black hole is supermassive, say 100 billion solar mass, let's suppose Alice fells int...
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superkuh: I am glad you are back! No more disapointing weekly refreshings of that monkey....
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Ariel Amir: Very interesting, thanks. It indeed seems to be very close to what we discuss here. I wonder whether the distributi...
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