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College of Science Physics Dept IPNAS Publications |
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| IPPAP Preprints | |
| VPI-IPPAP-05-01 hep-th/0502222 |
Sandor Benczik,
Lay Nam Chang,
Djordje Minic, and
Tatsu Takeuchi "The Hydrogen Atom with Minimal Length" Published in Physical Review A72, 012104 (2005). |
| VPI-IPPAP-05-02 hep-th/0507253 |
Laurent Freidel,
Djordje Minic, and
Tatsu Takeuchi "Quantum Gravity, Torsion, Parity Violation and all that" Published in Physical Review D72, 104002 (2005). |
| VPI-IPPAP-05-03 |
Paper reassigned to VPI-IPPAP-06-01. |
| VPI-IPPAP-05-04 hep-ph/0510082 |
Masafumi Koike,
Naotoshi Okamura,
Masako Saito, and
Tatsu Takeuchi "Leptonic CP Violation Search and the Ambiguity of δm231" Published in Physical Review D73, 053010 (2006). |
| VPI-IPPAP-05-05 |
Paper reassigned to VPI-IPPAP-06-02. |
| VPI-IPPAP-05-06 |
Paper reassigned to VPI-IPPAP-06-03. |
| VPI-IPPAP-05-07 hep-th/0512111 |
Robert G. Leigh,
Djordje Minic,
Oleksandr Yelnykov "Solving Pure QCD in 2+1 Dimensions" Published in Phys. Rev. Lett. 96, 222001 (2006). |
| VPI-IPPAP-05-08 |
Paper reassigned to VPI-IPPAP-06-04. |
| Other Particle Theory Papers from IPPAP | |
| hep-ph/0510213 | R. N. Mohapatra et al. "Theory of Neutrinos: A White Paper" Theory discussion group report to the APS neutrino study (Virginia Tech member: T. Takeuchi) |
| Nuclear & Particle Experiment Papers | |
| (2005) | The BELLE Collaboration papers during 2005 (Virginia Tech members: A. Abashian, K. Gotow, L. Piilonen, et al.) |
| (2005) | The Borexino Collaboration papers during 2005 (Virginia Tech members: R. Vogelaar, et al.) |
| (2005) | The CLAS Collaboration papers during 2005 (Virginia Tech members: J. Ficenec, D. Jenkins, et al.) |
| (2005) | The SAMPLE Collaboration papers during 2005 (Virginia Tech member: M. Pitt) |
| (2005) | The G0 Collaboration papers during 2005 (Virginia Tech member: M. Pitt et al.) |
| (2005) | The Qweak Collaboration papers during 2005 (Virginia Tech member: M. Pitt et al.) |
| (2005) | The LENS Collaboration papers during 2005 (Virginia Tech member: R. Raghavan, R. Vogelaar, et al.) |
| Ph.D. Theses | |
| etd-02142005-155324 (January 24, 2005) |
Mark Makela "Polarized Ultracold Neutrons: their transport in diamond guides and potential to search for physics beyond the Standard Model" (Ph.D. Thesis, Advisor: Bruce Vogelaar) |