An introduction to solitons for graduate students and academic researchers in theoretical physics, particle physics, cosmology and condensed matter physics.
An introduction to solitons for graduate students and academic researchers in theoretical physics, particle physics, cosmology and condensed matter physics.
Tanmay Vachaspati is a professor in the Physics Department at the Case Western Reserve University. He is the Rosenbaum Fellow for the Toplogical Defects Programme at the Isaac Newton Institute, and is a Fellow of the American Physical Society. Professor Vachaspati co-edited The Formation and Evolution of Cosmic Strings with Professors Gary Gibbons and Stephen Hawking.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1. Classical kinks 2. Kinks in more complicated models 3. Interactions 4. Kinks in quantum field theory 5. Condensates and zero modes on kinks 6. Formation of kinks 7. Dynamics of domain walls 8. Gravity and cosmology of domain walls 9. Kinks in the lab Appendix A. Units, numbers and conventions Appendix B. SU(N) generators Appendix C. Solution to a common differential equation Appendix D. Useful operator identities Appendix E. Variation of the determinant Appendix F. Summary of cosmological equations Reference Index.
Preface 1. Classical kinks 2. Kinks in more complicated models 3. Interactions 4. Kinks in quantum field theory 5. Condensates and zero modes on kinks 6. Formation of kinks 7. Dynamics of domain walls 8. Gravity and cosmology of domain walls 9. Kinks in the lab Appendix A. Units, numbers and conventions Appendix B. SU(N) generators Appendix C. Solution to a common differential equation Appendix D. Useful operator identities Appendix E. Variation of the determinant Appendix F. Summary of cosmological equations Reference Index.
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