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Theoretical Analysis of Static Hyperon Data for HYPERON99
Harry J. Lipkin
We consider all hyperon data relevant to spin and flavor structure of hyperons. In addition to masses and magnetic moments considered as static properties in Hyperon99 we include a…
The New Data, the new PDG fit to hadron total cross sections and the TCP alternative
Harry J. Lipkin
The new SELEX measurement at P = 609 GeV/c and the new 1998 Particle-Data-Group Regge (PDG) analysis of hadron total cross sections with an additiona…
Theoretical Summary of the HADRON99 conference
Harry J. Lipkin
The Constituent Quark Model has provided a remarkable description of the experimentally observed hadron spectrum but still has no firm theoretical basis. Attempts to provide a QCD…
Neutrino oscillations as a "which-path" experiment
Harry J. Lipkin
The role of simple quantum mechanics in understanding neutrino oscillation experiments is pointed out by comparison with two-slit and Bragg scattering experiments. The importance o…
Nucleon Spin with and without Hyperon Data: A New Tool for Analysis
Harry J. Lipkin, Marek Karliner
We present a simple explanation of the underlying physics in the use of hyperon decay data to obtain information about proton spin structure. We also present an alternative input u…
Isospin Invariance and Generalized Bose Statistics applied to Low Energy and Space Symmetries
Gideon Alexander, Harry J. Lipkin
The use of isospin invariance and Generalized Bose statistics shows that the Bose-Einstein correlation (BEC) of identical bosons seen in the and systems can be e…
Flavor Symmetry, K^0-\bar{K}^0 Mixing and New Physics Effects on CP Violation in D^{\pm} and D^{\pm}_s Decays
Harry J. Lipkin, Zhi-zhong Xing
Flavor symmetry and symmetry breaking, K^0-\bar{K}^0 mixing and possible effects of new physics on CP violation in weak decay modes D^{\pm} \to K_{S,L} + X^{\pm}, (K_{S,L} + π^0)_{…
Quantum Mechanics of Neutrino Oscillations - Hand Waving for Pedestrians
Harry J. Lipkin
Why Hand Waving? All calculations in books describe oscillations in time. But real experiments don't measure time. Hand waving is used to convert the results of a "gedanken time ex…