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6 papers
Practical predictions for the effects of acceleration on decay
Wim Beenakker, David Venhoek
We make predictions of the effects of acceleration on decay rate for three benchmark processes spanning alpha, beta and isomeric decay. These processes are observed to require lowe…
Unruh detectors, Feynman diagrams, acceleration and decay
Wim Beenakker, David Venhoek
We present a method for relating the transition rate of an accelerated Unruh-deWitt detector to the rate of the same detector when stationary in Minkowski space. Furthermore, we sh…
Accelerating decay with acceleration
Wim Beenakker, David Venhoek
We investigate accelerated Unruh-deWitt detectors as a model for particle decay. We find non-trivial decay rates, including a pattern of peaks in decay rate that extends to lower a…
A structured analysis of Hubble tension
Wim Beenakker, David Venhoek
As observations of the Hubble parameter from both early and late sources have improved, the tension between these has increased to be well above the 5 threshold. Given this, the…
Fast Computations on Ordered Nominal Sets
David Venhoek, Joshua Moerman, Jurriaan Rot
We show how to compute efficiently with nominal sets over the total order symmetry, by developing a direct representation of such nominal sets and basic constructions thereon. In c…
Analyzing "magnetic moments in curved spacetime": pitfalls in GR
David Venhoek
We analyze the classical approximations made in "The general relativistic effects to the magnetic moment in the Earth's gravity", originally published as "Post-Newtonian effects of…