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19992014
most citedManifold dimension of a causal set: Tests in conformally flat spacetimes

45 citations · 122 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.atom-ph2014★ 23 cited

Scattering of low-energy electrons and positrons by atomic beryllium: Ramsauer-Townsend effect

David D. Reid, J. M. Wadehra

Total cross sections for the scattering of low-energy electrons and positrons by atomic beryllium in the energy range below the first inelastic thresholds are calculated. A Ramsaue…

gr-qc2005★ 25 cited

A numerical study of the correspondence between paths in a causal set and geodesics in the continuum

Raluca Ilie, Gregory B. Thompson, David D. Reid

This paper presents the results of a computational study related to the path-geodesic correspondence in causal sets. For intervals in flat spacetimes, and in selected curved spacet…

physics.atom-ph2004★ 18 cited

Scattering of low- to intermediate-energy positrons from molecular hydrogen

David D. Reid, William B. Klann, J. M. Wadehra

Using a complex model potential, we have calculated the total, integrated elastic, momentum transfer, absorption, and differential cross sections for positrons scattered from molec…

astro-ph2002★ 4 cited

The picture of our universe: A view from modern cosmology

David D. Reid, Daniel W. Kittell, Eric E. Arsznov +1

In this paper we give a pedagogical review of the recent observational results in cosmology from the study of type Ia supernovae and anisotropies in the cosmic microwave background…

gr-qc2002★ 45 cited

Manifold dimension of a causal set: Tests in conformally flat spacetimes

David D. Reid

This paper describes an approach that uses flat-spacetime dimension estimators to estimate the manifold dimension of causal sets that can be faithfully embedded into curved spaceti…

gr-qc1999★ 7 cited

Introduction to causal sets: an alternate view of spacetime structure

David D. Reid

This paper provides a thorough introduction to the causal set hypothesis aimed at students, and other interested persons, with some knowledge of general relativity and nonrelativis…