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Yang-Mills and Beyond
Samuel Marateck
In their 1954 paper, Yang and Mills invented the non-Abelian field strength to satisfy certain criteria but didn't explain how it could be derived. In the penultimate section we sh…
Another look at e
Samuel L. Marateck
This note describes a way of obtaining e that differs from the standard one. It could be used as an alternate way of showing how the value of e is obtained. No attempt is made to s…
How good is the Warnsdorff's knight's tour heuristic?
Samuel L. Marateck
Warnsdorffs rule for a knights tour is a heuristic, i.e., it is a rule that does not produce the desired result all the time. It is a classic example of a greedy method in that it…
The Yang-Mills field strength revisited
Samuel L. Marateck
The Yang-Mills field strength incorporating a non-Abelian feature is one of the cornerstones of the standard model. Although Yang-Mills gauge theories have been around for over fif…
Yang-Mills redux
Samuel L. Marateck
It is noted that a given pairing of the phase factor and gauge transformation to retain gauge symmetry is not unique. In their seminal paper, when Yang and Mills (YM) discuss the p…
The Differential Geometry and Physical Basis for the Applications of Feynman Diagrams
Samuel Marateck
This paper recalls the development of gauge theory culminating in Yang-Mills theory, and the application of differential geometry including connections on fiber bundles to field th…