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Nernst effect in the cuprate superconductor YBa_{2}Cu_{3}O_{y}: Broken rotational and translational symmetries

The Nernst coefficient of the cuprate superconductor YBa2Cu 3Oy was recently shown to become strongly anisotropic within the basal plane when cooled below the pseudogap temperature T, revealing that the pseudogap phase breaks the fourfold rotational symmet ...

2011

The other natural two Higgs doublet model

Riccardo Rattazzi, Andrea Wulzer, Jan Dalibor Mrazek

We characterize models where electroweak symmetry breaking is driven by two light Higgs doublets arising as pseudo-Nambu-Goldstone bosons of new dynamics above the weak scale. They represent the simplest natural two Higgs doublet alternative to supersymmet ...

2011

Broken symmetries in macromolecular crystallography: phasing from unmerged data

The space-group symmetry of a crystal structure imposes a point-group symmetry on its diffraction pattern, giving rise to so-called symmetry-equivalent reflections. Instances in macromolecular crystallography are discussed in which the symmetry in reciproc ...

International Union of Crystallography2010

The role of the tangent bundle for symmetry operations and modulated structures

Gervais Chapuis, Kurt Schenk, Philippe Kocian

An equivalence relation on the tangent bundle of a manifold is defined in order to extend a structure (modulated or not) onto it. This extension affords a representation of a structure in any tangent space and that in another tangent space can easily be de ...

2010

Stochastic Chaplygin Systems

Simon Hochgerner

We mimic the stochastic Hamiltonian reduction of Lazaro-Cami and Ortega [18, 19] for the case of certain nonholonomic systems with symmetries. ...

Elsevier2010

Maximal symmetrization and reduction of fields: Application to wave functions in solid-state nanostructures

Marc-André Dupertuis, Sascha Dalessi

A general formalism for the maximal symmetrization and reduction of fields (MSRFs) is proposed and applied to wave functions in solid-state nanostructures. Its primary target is to provide an essential tool for the study and analysis of the electronic and ...

2010

Magnetic Normal Modes in Squared Antidot Array With Circular Holes: A Combined Brillouin Light Scattering and Broadband Ferromagnetic Resonance Study

Dirk Grundler

We present a combined experimental investigation of magnetic normal modes in an antidot lattice using both Brillouin light scattering and broadband ferromagnetic resonance. It was fabricated on a silicon substrate using optical ultraviolet lithography. The ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2010

Symmetry Reduced Dynamics of Charged Molecular Strands

Tudor Ratiu, François Gay-Balmaz

The equations of motion are derived for the dynamical folding of charged molecular strands (such as DNA) modeled as flexible continuous filamentary distributions of interacting rigid charge conformations. The new feature is that these equations are nonloca ...

Springer-Verlag2010

The Momentum Map, Symplectic Reduction and an Introduction to Brownian Motion

The underlying goal of this Master's thesis is of laying down, in so far as possible, the foundations for later work in Geometric Stochastic Mechanics. The first part is a presentation of symplectic reduction, going through the momentum map and culminating ...

2010

Analysis of photonic crystal defect modes by maximal symmetrization and reduction

Marc-André Dupertuis, Benjamin Gallinet

We analyze in depth the eigenmodes symmetry of the vectorial electromagnetic wave equation with discrete symmetry, using a recently developed maximal symmetrization and reduction scheme leading to an automatic technique which decomposes every mode into its ...

2010

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