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20052009
most citedMagnetic Monopoles and Duality Symmetry Breaking in Maxwell's Electrodynamics

3 citations · 5 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.gen-ph2009

Exact QED Path Integration of the Maxwell Action, with Gravitational Curvature and Boundary Terms, Using Pontryagin Duality

Jay R. Yablon

We demonstrate how to explicitly calculate the QED path integral and associated Green functions, exactly, in curved spacetime, with retention of the boundary terms, to infinite ord…

hep-ph2006

Ward-Takahashi Identities, Magnetic Anomalies, and the Anticommutation Properties of the Fermion-Boson Vertex

Jay R. Yablon

It is well-known that following summing Feynman graphs, the fermion-boson coupling vertex is modified according to gamma^u-->Gamma^u=gamma^u+Delta^u, with Delta^u representing non-…

gr-qc2005

General Relativity, Maxwell's Electrodynamics, and the Foundations of the Quantum Theory of Gravitation and Matter

Jay R. Yablon

The formalism of electric - magnetic duality, first pioneered by Reinich and Wheeler, extends General Relativity to encompass non-Abelian fields. Several energy Tensors T^uv with n…

hep-ph2005★ 2 cited

Magnetic Monopoles, Chiral Symmetries, and the NuTeV Anomaly

Jay R. Yablon

The long-sought "magnetic monopole" appears to be -- not a fermion distinct from the electrons and quarks -- but a charge carried by the known electrons and the quarks themselves.…

hep-ph2005★ 3 cited

Magnetic Monopoles and Duality Symmetry Breaking in Maxwell's Electrodynamics

Jay R. Yablon

It is shown how to break the symmetry of a Lagrangian with duality symmetry between electric and magnetic monopoles, so that at low energy, electric monopole interactions continue…

hep-ph2005

On the Dynamical Origins of QCD Confinement

Andrej E. Inopin, Jay R. Yablon

This paper has been withdrawn.