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most citedProton structure corrections to electronic and muonic hydrogen hyperfine splitting

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Proton structure corrections to electronic and muonic hydrogen hyperfine splitting

Carl E. Carlson, Vahagn Nazaryan, Keith Griffioen

We present a precise determination of the polarizability and other proton structure dependent contributions to the hydrogen hyperfine splitting, based heavily on the most recent pu…

hep-ph2005

New experimental constraints on polarizability corrections to hydrogen hyperfine structure

Vahagn Nazaryan, Carl E. Carlson, Keith A. Griffioen

We present a state-of-the-art evaluation of the polarizability corrections--the inelastic nucleon corrections--to the hydrogen ground-state hyperfine splitting using analytic fits…

hep-th2004

A Field Theoretical Model in Noncommutative Minkowski Superspace

Vahagn Nazaryan, Carl E. Carlson

In this talk we present a field theoretical model constructed in Minkowski N=1 superspace with a deformed supercoordinate algebra. Our study is motivated in part by recent results…

hep-th2004

Field Theory in Noncommutative Minkowski Superspace

Vahagn Nazaryan, Carl E. Carlson

There is much discussion of scenarios where the space-time coordinates x^μare noncommutative. The discussion has been extended to include nontrivial anticommutation relations among…

hep-ph2003

A Naturally Narrow Positive Parity Theta^+

Carl E. Carlson, Christopher D. Carone, Herry J. Kwee +1

We present a consistent color-flavor-spin-orbital wave function for a positive parity Theta^+ that naturally explains the observed narrowness of the state. The wave function is tot…

hep-ph2003

Phenomenology of Lorentz-Conserving Noncommutative QED

Justin M. Conroy, Herry J. Kwee, Vahagn Nazaryan

Recently a version of Lorentz-conserving noncommutative field theory (NCFT) has been suggested. The underlying Lie algebra of the theory is the same as that of Doplicher, Fredenhag…