101. Preprint Database Listing Department of Applied Mathematics and theoretical physics searchable preprint database. http://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/db/pub.ppdb/ppdbls.pl

DAMTP Departmental Preprint Database Preprint Database Listing The DAMTP preprint database records preprints and other work authored by members of the Department. Once records are entered, the Scripts handling the database may produce lists for any given research group or individual. These may also be set in plain (ASCII) text, TeX or LaTeX, and filed by the browser for use elsewhere. Group/Year : All Groups Not Known Relativity and Gravitation Atmospheric Dynamics High Energy Physics Other Numerical Analysis All Years And Subsequent Years? Format : Web Page TeX Format LATeX Format Plain ASCII text Style : Normal Publications Author Names : E.g. R. Jones, Robert Jones to find all papers by Jones, R. Keywords : and and Case Sensitive? Use Regular Expressions? Title Search : and and Case Sensitive?

102. Theoretical Physics- Department Of Physics- Umeå University Department of Physics theoretical physics, bild Logo The Statistical Physics group is examining phase transitions and critical phenomena in http://www.tp.umu.se/

Department of Physics Theoretical Physics Staff News Education Seminars ... Statistical physics and superconductivity The Statistical Physics group is examining phase transitions and critical phenomena in superconductors. These phenomena are intimately linked to the properties of vortices = whirls of super-currents. The main tools are large scale simulations of simple models as e.g. the XY model. The simulations are run both at the local workstations - currently 34 dual-processor PC:s with Linux - and at the 240-processor parallel computer at Complex networks This highly inter-disciplinary subject is quite new at our department. Complex networks are networks with both randomness and structure. Examples of such systems are abundant in nature and society: Friendship networks, neural networks, computer nets and power grids to mention a few examples. We study both the emergence and time evolution of network structure and dynamical systems on complex networks. Mesoscopic superconductivity The Mesoscopic superconductivity group studies physics of superconductors on a mesoscopic scale, which is intermediate between macroscopic and microscopic (atomic) scales. The research deals with the general problems of quantum transport in superconductors. A new direction of research in the Mesoscopic Superconductivity group is related to quantum computation Space physics Make your choice here: Homepage www.umu.se

103. PRL - Physical Research Laboratory A leading research institute engaged in basic research in several areas of experimental and theoretical physics and earth and planetary sciences. http://www.prl.ernet.in/

104. Berkeley Lab Theoretical Physics Group KCL theoretical physics GroupLectureship in theoretical physics Closing date 24 November 2004 MSc in theoretical physics extra information for current students http://phyweb.lbl.gov/theorygroup/theory.html

105. Superstring Model Building Home Page Maintained by the Fermilab theoretical physics Department to provide detailed results of current efforts in superstring model building. http://fnth37.fnal.gov/strings/

Welcome To The Superstring Model Building Home Page Back By Popular Demand! Although I am not currently maintaining this page, I am making this archival information available on the web in response to a number of recent inquiries. What This Is This WWW resource is maintained by the Fermilab Theoretical Physics Department. Its primary purpose is to provide detailed results of current efforts in superstring model building. What Is Here Now Right now the database contains sample superstring models which have free fermionic realizations, using the formalism developed by Antoniadis, Bachas, and Kounnas , and Kawai, Lewellen, Schwartz, and Tye . The complete light spectrum of physical states in the fermionic construction can be generated using the symbolic manipulation package Spectrum Annotated output for some sample models is available now via the links below. In its current form this output is probably not very illuminating unless you are already familiar with the fermionic construction. Most of the models here are examples of CHL strings.

106. Theoretical Physics - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia theoretical physics attempts to understand the world by making a model of reality, theoretical physics is just one important part of physics; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theoretical_physics

Theoretical physics From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Theoretical physics is physics that employs mathematical models and abstractions rather than experimental processes. Theoretical physics attempts to understand the natural world by making a model of reality , used for rationalizing, explaining, and predicting physical phenomena in what are called " physical theories ". There are three types of theories in physics: mainstream theories, proposed theories and fringe theories. Some physical theories are backed by observation , whereas others are not. A physical theory is a model of physical events and cannot be proven from basic axioms . A physical theory is different from a mathematical theorem . Physical theories model reality and are a statement of what has been observed, and provide predictions of new observations. Physical theories can become accepted if they are able to make correct predictions and avoid incorrect ones. All else being equal, physical theories which are simpler tend to be accepted over theories which are complex. Physical theories are also more likely to be accepted if they connect a wide range of phenomena. The process of testing a physical theory is part of the scientific method Famous theoretical physicists include Sir Isaac Newton Albert Einstein Stephen Hawking Niels Hendrik Bohr ... Hendrik A. Lorentz

107. Institute Of Theoretical Physics Features information on staff members, lecture schedules, and events. http://www.tpi.uni-jena.de/

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108. SpringerLink - Publication Applied Mathematics and theoretical physicsGuide to degrees, admissions, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. http://springerlink.metapress.com/openurl.asp?genre=journal&issn=0020-7748

109. CAMTP - Center For Applied Mathematics And Theoretical Physics Center for Applied Mathematics and theoretical physics. Staff, research interests, meetings, software. http://www.camtp.uni-mb.si/

CAMTP Center for Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics University of Maribor, Slovenia Contacts Chaos 2005 J-NPCS Pingo Linux ... slovensko CAMTP Staff Research Theses and research positions available Seminars ... Library Activities Chaos 2005 J-NPCS 6th Intl. Summer School/Conference Let's Face Chaos through Nonlinear Dynamics II. Socrates workshop on Chaotic Systems Slovenia-Japan Seminars European Advanced Studies Conferences ... Symposia of Physicists of the University of Maribor Online Journal of Nonlinear Phenomena in Complex Systems Links Physics Physicists at the University of Maribor PhysNet - the worldwide Physics Departments and Documents Network arXiv.org print archive World Year of Physics 2005 Encyclopedia of Nonlinear Science Central European Activities SIAM Activity Group on Dynamical Systems Official Linux mirrors, updated daily Linux Pingo www.kernel.org : Linux kernel and software www.debian.org Debian distribution with non-US (cryptographic) sections Debian backports (testing packages recompiled for stable release) Linux Documentation Project (last change: 14-Sep-2005 freshrpms.net

110. MKaku.org | Theoretical Physicist Dr. Michio Kaku, Science & Technology Professor of theoretical physics. Researching the unification of the four fundamental forces. http://www.mkaku.org/

@import "css/global.css"; MKaku.org Home of Theoretical Physicist Dr. Michio Kaku, and information on a range of science and technology topics. Home News About Books Hyperspace ... Contact About Michio Kaku Dr. Michio Kaku is the co-founder of String Field Theory, and is the author of international best-selling books such as Hyperspace Visions , and Beyond Einstein Dr. Kaku also holds the Henry Semat Professorship in Theoretical Physics at the City University of New York About MKaku.org MKaku.org is a community where you can post on the Forums, or meet in the chat room. You can also read the latest articles written by Michio Kaku, learn more about his books and interviews, and listen to his weekly radio show, Explorations in Science. Parallel Worlds Parallel Worlds was nominated for the prestigious Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction 2005 , the UK's most important prize for non-fiction. The book was also recently honored with Library Journal's "Best Sci-Tech Book of 2004" Questionnaire We'd like to again thank all of those who participated in our recent online Questionnaire. The winner of the prize drawing for a signed copy of Parallel Worlds will be notified this week.

111. University Of Oulu | Theoretical Physics The University of Oulu is a vibrant science and learning community of 14000 students and 3000 staff members. The mission of our university is to lead the http://physics.oulu.fi/teoreettinen_fysiikka/english/

Research Teaching Staff University ... Physical Sciences Theoretical physics Theoretical physics is one of the four divisions of the Department of Physical Sciences. Staff Seminars Research Condensed matter theory Elementary particles Superconductivity Publications Research in theoretical physics concentrate on mathematical modelling of phenomena occuring in nature. Especially the microscopic properties of matter are tried to be understood and explained by researching the smallest components of the matter and their physical properties and laws. Vortex-workshop Teaching Theoretical physics as the major subject Course descriptions Course material Lecture and examination time table The main goal of the studies in theoretical physics is the development of scientific way of thinking. This demands broad and extensive studies of physical phenomena, laws, principles and mathematical methods. Modern research in theoretical physics demands also good knowledge in computers and software developing tools. The method education in theoretical physics is very useful for people working also in other fields of research and development. Graduated people work usually as teachers in high schools, technical colleges, universities etc. or as researches in universities and related institutes both in Finland and abroad. In addition it is possible to work in software companies. Those who decide to become teachers are recommeted to take either chemistry or computer science as a third subject (15 credits).

112. Unified Physics A revolution in theoretical physics unifying general relativity and quantum physics http://pr4pm.topcities.com/physics.htm

The Free Site vBuddy - make friends, share photos, blogs, have fun Cheap Web Hosting - starting at $5 UNIFIED PHYSICS Beyond Albert Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity! PETER D RODGERS relativitybeyondeinstein@yahoo.com.au or illogical4free@yahoo.com.au (Also, created NEW BLACKHOLE at http://pr4pm.topcities.com/blackhole.htm AAA. Creation of ‘Unified Physics’ BBB. The actual ‘Unified Physics’ paper AAA. CREATION OF ‘UNIFIED PHYSICS’ By Peter D Rodgers The most difficult mathematics problem in theoretical physics has been solved by me! A dyslexic man, I, at fifty-one years old, have a recently-measured IQ of 152, after I correctly answered 52 of the 53 questions in a Tickle Super IQ test. Except for being included in “The International Who’s Who in Poetry”, of 2004, and of 2005, as one of the top 200 living poets using the English language, I am not famous. I am Peter D Rodgers. Initially, when sixteen years old, I thought that I was brilliant enough to create a wonderful revolutionary physics-theory within three years. Although I started, spasmodically, developing ideas for its creation, then, I did not finish my paper until I was fifty years old. For thousands of hours, I used hundreds of pens, and used thousands of sheets of paper, to write out many thousands of modifications of equations. After I bought a computer in 1999, modifications became much easier to create. Due to the complexity of manipulating the physics-equations involved, and due to being branded 'an idiot', I took thirty-four years, from the conception of my initial ideas, to finish my physics-paper.

113. Institute Of Theoretical Physics And Astrophysics, Kiel Section theoretical physics Members (Theory) Secretary +49-431-880-4117 (phone), -4094 (fax), e-mail Section Astrophysics - Members (Astro) http://www.theo-physik.uni-kiel.de/

Welcome to the Deutsche Homepage Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics University of Kiel Section Theoretical Physics Members (Theory) Secretary: +49-431-880-4117 (phone), -4094 (fax), e-mail Section Astrophysics Members (Astro) Secretary: +49-431-880-4110 (phone), -4100 (fax), e-mail Conference Progress in Nonequilibrium Greens Functions III Recent books Past Event: Workshop Kinetic Theory of Nonideal Plasmas Past Event: Dynamical Networks in Complex Systems Past Event: White Dwarf Workshop EUROWD 2004 Prof. Dr. M. Bonitz Dr. A. Filinov Prof. Dr. H. G. Schuster ... N.N. Quantum Field Theory PD Dr. G. Grensing Elementary Particles Prof. Dr. B. Schrempp Statistical Physics Prof. Dr. F. Wagner Em. Statistical Physics Prof. Dr. D. Grensing Statistical Physics PD Dr. A. Huber pens. Theor. e Spectroscopy Prof. Dr. W. Schattke pens. Superconductivity Doz. Dr. K. Dichtel pens. Teaching News Study Physics in Kiel CAU ... PhysNet Design: J.C.C.

114. Theoretical Physics Research Unit will emerge as a special feature of this deeper alocal structure. To contribute to this page, contact Robert Callaghan, E-mail r.callaghan@physics.org http://www.bbk.ac.uk/tpru/tpru.html

Professor Basil Hiley Dr. Keith Bowden Dr. Oliver Cohen Dr. Owen Maroney Dr. David Robson Melvin Brown Robert Callaghan Milan Glendza Arleta Griffor Ryo Morikawa Lindon Neil Graham Yendall Recent Publications News - Events David Bohm Alumni ... External Links Relativity, Quantum Gravity and Space-time Structures Our group is continuing to explore the fundamental ideas introduced by the late Professor Bohm and is engaged on an extensive research programme covering a wide range of fundamental issues arising from an examination of the foundations of quantum mechanics and general relativity. The central new notion introduced by quantum mechanics is not indeterminism, nor uncertainty, but wholeness. This new feature has been described by phrases such as "the non-separability of spatially separated systems", or more briefly as "quantum non-locality". These terms are actually inadequate expressions of the radical implications of the notion of wholeness and reflect a strong desire to cling to a reductionist philosophy. A radically new approach is needed, an approach that does not depend upon the Cartesian Order, but requires the introduction of new orders such as the implicate order and the generative order. Mathematical descriptions of these new orders are under active development at present. It is now quite clear that if gravity is to be quantised successfully, a radical change in our understanding of spacetime will be needed. We begin from a more fundamental level by taking the notion of process as our starting point. Rather than beginning with a spacetime continuum, we introduce a structure process which, in some suitable limit, approximates to the continuum. We are exploring the possibility of describing this process by some form of non-commutative algebra, an idea that fits into the general ideas of the implicate order. In such a structure, the non-locality of quantum theory can be understood as a specific feature of this more general a-local background and that locality,and indeed time, will emerge as a special feature of this deeper a-local structure.

115. Discrete Approaches To Quantum Gravity In Four Dimensions The construction of a consistent theory of quantum gravity is a problem in theoretical physics that has so far defied all attempts at resolution. Reviewed here are three major areas of research gaugetheoretic approaches; quantum Regge calculus; and the method of dynamical triangulations. http://www.livingreviews.org/Articles/Volume1/1998-13loll/article.html

116. Theoretical Physics The research in the theoretical physics group is primarily focused on condensed matter physics/theoretical materials science, nanoscience and http://www.ifm.liu.se/theophys/

@import url(http://www.ida.liu.se/include/css/layer.css); @import url(http://www.liu.se/mall04/css/generic.css); @import url(http://www.liu.se/mall04/css/nomenu.css); Theoretical Physics LiU IFM Theoretical Physics Introduction People Research Research Education Courses Diploma work Links Links Publications Theoretical Physics The research in the Theoretical Physics group is primarily focused on condensed matter physics/theoretical materials science, nanoscience and electromagnetic modeling. The group also gives a large number of courses on graduate as well as under- graduate levels. Diploma work? Are you a student interested in doing your Master's thesis at Theoretical Physics? more... Upcoming Seminars Seminars within Theoretical Physics Autumn 2005 Scheduled seminars spring 2005 Past events Past events. LiU IFM Theoretical Physics Responsible for this page: Andreas Kissavos Technical responsible: Andreas Kissavos Last updated: 2004-06-18 Org.nr: 202100-3096 VAT nr: SE202100-309601 Postal giro: 18 34 15-9

117. Summer 2004 Italian School The aim of the school is to introduce undergraduate and graduate students in Mathematics and Physics, as well as postdoctoral researchers and other mathematicians into a recently emerged area of mathematics and theoretical physics Secondary Calculus. Santo Stefano del Sole (Avellino), Italy; 1931 July 2004. http://diffiety.ac.ru/students/04i-s.htm

THE ITALIAN SUMMER 2004 SCHOOL Santo Stefano del Sole (Avellino), Italy, July 19-31, 2004 Last updated October 20, 2004 This school was organized in cooperation with Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici Municipality of Santo Stefano del Sole (AV), Italy and under the scientific direction of Prof. A. M. Vinogradov (Universita' di Salerno, Italy, and Diffiety Institute, Russia). Contents Secondary Calculus Lecturers and tutors in the School Courses List of participants ... Color School poster (PDF). School photos last updated October 20, 2004. Lecturers and tutors in the School Prof. A. Vinogradov (Salerno University, Italy, and Diffiety Institute, Russia); Dr. A. De Paris (Naples University, Italy); Dr. C. Di Pietro (Salerno University, Italy); Dr. G. Moreno (Salerno University, Italy); Dr. R. Piscopo (Naples University, Italy); Dr. F. Pugliese (Salerno University, Italy); Dr. L. Vitagliano (Salerno University, Italy). Courses. In this edition of the school two series of courses, one for beginners and one for the veterans, was given. Courses for beginners: B1. Smooth Manifolds and Observables (by prof. A. Vinogradov);

118. Theoretical Physics theoretical physics at Royal Holloway. Academic Staff. Dr John Hargreaves Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics. Professor Alex Love Professor in Particle Physics http://www.ph.rhbnc.ac.uk/research/tp.html

Theoretical Physics at Royal Holloway Academic Staff Dr John Hargreaves Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics Professor Alex Love Professor in Particle Physics Personnel Dr Hargreaves took his degree at Imperial College, London. His research interests lie in higher dimensional cosmological models and non-minimal cosmologies. Professor Love took his degrees at Glasgow University and worked at the Rutherford Laboratory and Sussex University. He specialises in particle theory. Cosmology Universes consistent with a new dimensional cosmological principle are being modelled and multi-dimensional cosmologies are being developed to solve the horizon and other problems. Cosmological models with extra dimensions, both minimal and non-minimal and their bearing on inflation are being studied. Particle Theory The main area of interest is the derivation of properties of low energy supergravity that may have a bearing on particle physics at accelerator energies from compactifications of perturbative heterotic string theories and M-theory. The latter term refers to the unique theory which encompasses in its moduli space the five 10-dimensional perturbative string theories and eleven-dimensional supergravity. Two of the most interesting phenomenologically corners of moduli space of M-theory is perturbative heterotic string with exceptional symmetry as well as the the 11-dimensional supergravity limit which is the strong coupling limit of the former. Duality symmetries correlate the six corners of moduli space and have deep implications for the moduli dependence of the effective action of the resulting supergravity theory.

119. DAMTP Astrophysical Fluids And Non-linear Patterns Research Department of Applied Mathematics and theoretical physics. Research, members, seminars, publications. http://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/user/afdnld/

DAMTP, University of Cambridge Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics and Non-linear Patterns Current research Group Members Seminars Research Papers Group Home Page The group carries out research into a wide range of applied fluids and non-linear topics. Interests include numerical 3d magnetohydrodynamics, dynamo theory, physics of sunspots, pattern formation, bifurcation theory and non-linear patterns. Research studentships in the Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics group Current Research Members of the Group Seminars ... mail site maintainer , August 2005 DAMTP Centre for Mathematical Sciences University of Cambridge , Wilberforce Road, Cambridge CB3 0WA

120. Elméleti Fizikai Tanszék theoretical physics Grouptheoretical physics Group. History of the Theory Group Bristol has a strong tradition of theoretical physics, J E LennardJones was the first Professor of http://dtp.atomki.hu/

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