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hep-lat200645 cited

First results from 2+1-Flavor Domain Wall QCD: Mass Spectrum, Topology Change and Chiral Symmetry with

D. J. Antonio, T. Blum, K. C. Bowler +23

We present results for the static interquark potential, light meson and baryon masses, and light pseudoscalar meson decay constants obtained from simulations of domain wall QCD wit…

physics.med-ph2006

Demonstration of Circadian Rhythm in Heart Rate Turbulence using Novel Application of Correlator Functions

Mari Watanabe, Mark Alford, Raphael Schneider +4

Background: It has been difficult to demonstrate circadian rhythm in the two parameters of heart rate turbulence, turbulence onset (TO) and turbulence slope (TS). Objective: To dev…

astro-ph20064 cited

Gamma Ray Bursts: Cosmic Rulers for the High-Redshift Universe?

Fiona C. Speirits, Martin A. Hendry, Alejandro Gonzalez

The desire to extend the Hubble Diagram to higher redshifts than the range of current Type Ia Supernovae observations has prompted investigation into spectral correlations in Gamma…

nucl-th200653 cited

Regge-plus-resonance treatment of the p(gamma,K^+)Sigma^0 and p(gamma,K^0)Sigma^+ reactions at forward kaon angles

T. Corthals, D. G. Ireland, T. Van Cauteren +1

An effective-Lagrangian framework for K Sigma photoproduction from the proton is presented. The proposed model is applicable at forward kaon angles and photon lab energies from thr…

hep-ph200619 cited

Beam-helicity asymmetry in photon and pion electroproduction in the Delta(1232) resonance region at Q^2= 0.35 (GeV/c)^2

A1 Collaboration, I. K. Bensafa, P. Achenbach +40

The beam-helicity asymmetry has been measured simultaneously for the reactions (e p \to e p γ) and (e p \to e p π^0) in the resonance region at 0.35 (GeV/c). T…

hep-ph200630 cited

Mass Determination in Cascade Decays Using Shape Formulas

B. K. Gjelsten, D. J. Miller, P. Osland +1

In SUSY scenarios with invisible LSP, sparticle masses can be determined from fits to the endpoints of invariant mass distributions. Here we discuss possible improvements by using…