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Can Euclidean lattice quantum field theory be analytically continued into Minkowski space?
B. P. Kosyakov, E. Yu. Popov, M. A. Vronsky
In this paper, we attempt to test whether Euclidean lattice quantum field theory can be analytically continued into Minkowski space via the inverse Wick rotation. Our discussion in…
Why is the heaviest stable nuclide?
B. P. Kosyakov, E. Yu. Popov, M. A. Vronsky
In an effort to understand nuclei in terms of quarks we develop an effective theory to low-energy quantum chromodynamics in which a single quark contained in a nucleus is driven by…
How to detect the lightest glueball
B. P. Kosyakov, E. Yu. Popov, M. A. Vronsky
We suggest a procedure of the lightest glueball detection in a head-on collision of photons whose center-of-mass energy is in the range GeV. Recent evidence for the scatter…
Correspondence between the physics of extremal black holes and that of stable heavy atomic nuclei
B. P. Kosyakov, E. Yu. Popov, M. A. Vronsky
Extremal black holes are immune of Hawking evaporation. On the other hand, some heavy atomic nuclei feature extraordinary stability to spontaneous transmutations changing their mas…
Could the static properties of nuclei be deduced from the dynamics of a single quark?
B P Kosyakov, E Yu Popov, M A Vronskii
We show that the static properties of a nucleus could arise from a single quark moving in a mean field generated by all other constituents of this nucleus. The resulting model prov…