From Pauli Principle to Hypernucleus, Neutron Star, and Econophysics
arXiv:0704.3778
Abstract
Proposed by Wolfgang Pauli more than 80 years ago, the exclusion principle has been proven to have a far-reaching consequence, from femtoscopic world to macroscopic, super-dense, and fully relativistic physics. Starting from this principle, we discuss two interesting research topics, which have currently drawn considerable attention in the nuclear- and astrophysics communities; the hypernuclear and neutron star physics. Special attention is given to the electromagnetic production of the hypertriton and the consequences of the neutrino electromagnetic properties in dense matter. We also touch on the new arena which could also be fascinating for physicists; the econophysics.
24 pages, 20 figures, keynote talk given at 3rd Saudi Physical Society meeting, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 18-20 December 2006
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