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Physical interpretation of the anomalous Cherenkov rings observed with the DELPHI detector
V. F. Perepelitsa, T. Ekelof, A. Ferrer +1
The results of a search with the DELPHI Barrel RICH for anomalous Cherenkov rings having radii greater than those produced by ultrarelativistic particles were reported in our previ…
A search for anomalous Cherenkov rings
V. F. Perepelitsa, T. Ekelof, A. Ferrer +1
The results of a search with the DELPHI Barrel RICH for Cherenkov rings having radii greater than those produced by ultrarelativistic particles are presented. The search for such a…
A note on a new paradox in superluminal signalling
Vassili F. Perepelitsa
The Tolman paradox is well known as a base for demonstrating the causality violation by faster-than-light signals within special relativity. It is constructed using a two-way excha…
Experimental aspects of the tachyon hypothesis
Vassili F. Perepelitsa
This note is aimed at an introductory presentation of experimental characteristics of charged tachyons, deduced under the assumption that the tachyons possess standard electromagne…
Lorentz-invariant and Lorentz-non-invariant aspects of a scalar tachyon field Lagrangian and the scalar tachyon Feynman propagator
Vassili F. Perepelitsa
A consistent theory of faster-than-light particles (tachyons) can be built replacing the standard Lorentz-invariant approach to the quantum field theory of tachyons by the Lorentz-…
How to implant a causal function into a tachyon field operator, or why tachyons do not violate causality
Vassili F. Perepelitsa
The postulate of the preferred reference frame in which the signal propagation is governed by retarded causality is a must for any theory of faster-than-light particles and signals…