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19962004
most citedDynamical renormalization group resummation of finite temperature infrared divergences

79 citations · 306 across the 16 of their papers we have counts for

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16 papers

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2004★ 23 cited

Fluctuations of the Magnetization in Thin Films due to Conduction Electrons

A. Rebei, M. Simionato

A detailed analysis of damping and noise due to a {\it sd}-interaction in a thin ferromagnetic film sandwiched between two large normal metal layers is carried out. The magnetizati…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2003★ 10 cited

Correlation Functions of the Magnetization in Thin Films

A. Rebei, M. Simionato, G. J. Parker

We calculate the correlation functions of uniform magnetization in thin ferromagnetic films for small deviations from equilibrium, by using a functional formalism. To take account…

astro-ph2003

Primordial magnetic fields from cosmological phase transitions

D. Boyanovsky, H. J. de Vega, M. Simionato

We study the generation of large scale primordial magnetic fields by a cosmological phase transition during the radiation dominated era. The setting is a theory of N charged scalar…

hep-ph2002★ 33 cited

Large scale magnetogenesis from a non-equilibrium phase transition in the radiation dominated era

D. Boyanovsky, H. J. de Vega, M. Simionato

We study the generation of large scale primordial magnetic fields by a cosmological phase transition during the radiation dominated era. The setting is a theory of N charged scalar…

hep-ph2002★ 38 cited

Magnetic field generation from non-equilibrium phase transitions

D. Boyanovsky, H. J de Vega, M. Simionato

We study the generation of magnetic fields during the stage of particle production resulting from spinodal instabilities during phase transitions out of equilibrium. The main premi…

hep-ph2000★ 3 cited

The Landau Pole at Finite Temperature

H. J. de Vega, M. Simionato

We study the Landau pole in the lambda phi^4 field theory at non-zero and large temperatures. We show that the position of the thermal Landau pole Lambda_L(T) is shifted to higher…