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Does the Vacuum Gravitate on Microscopic Scales? Rydberg Atoms Indicate Probably Not
Suman Kumar Kundu, Arnab Pradhan, Carl Rosenzweig
The cosmological constant presents one of the most fascinating and confounding problems in physics. A straightforward, seemingly robust prediction of quantum mechanics and general…
Escape of Superheated Upsilons from the Quark Gluon Plasma
P. Golumbeanu, C. Rosenzweig
The properties of heavy quark systems change if they are placed in a medium other than the low energy vacuum. In a hot Quark Gluon Plasma particles will melt and not exist as…
Second Stage String Fragmentation Model
Thamar Ali Aithan, Carl Rosenzweig
A string model, advocated by Bowler, provides a physical and intuitive picture of heavy quark fragmentation. When supplemented by an ad hoc factor of (1-z), to suppress fragmentati…
Deconfinement Transition and Flux-String Models
Arshad Momen, Carl Rosenzweig
Flux-string models can be used to study the deconfining phase transition. In this note, we study the models proposed by Patel. We also study the large N_c limits of Patel's model.…
Stability of the Black Hole Horizon and the Landau Ghost
Jacob D. Bekenstein, Carl Rosenzweig
The stability of the black hole horizon is demanded by both cosmic censorship and the generalized second law of thermodynamics. We test the consistency of these principles by attem…
Semiclassical Decay of Excited String States on Leading Regge Trajectories
K. S. Gupta, C. Rosenzweig
We study the decay of hadrons based on a semiclassical string model. By including quark mass effects we find that the width to mass ratio $\G/m$ is an increasing function of , w…