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  1. Self-dual Yang-Mills fields in d=7,8, octonions and ward equations

    The Yang-Mills theories in d =7 and d =8 with the arbitrary gauge group G are considered. Generalized self-duality-type relations for gauge fields are...

    T. A. Ivanova, A. D. Popov in Letters in Mathematical Physics
    Article 01 February 1992
  2. Generalized link-invariants on 3-manifolds ∑h × [0, 1] from Chern-Simons gauge and gravity theories

    We show that the recently found generalized Jones and Homfly polynomials for links in ∑ h × [0, 1], where ∑ h is a closed oriented Riemann surface,...

    Giuseppe Bonacina, Maurizio Martellini, Jeanette Nelson in Letters in Mathematical Physics
    Article 01 December 1991
  3. A generalized self-dual Chern-Simons Higgs theory

    In the recently discovered Chern-Simons model, the reduction to a Bogomol'nyi bound or self-duality depends crucially on the specific form of the...

    Article 01 November 1991
  4. Self-dual Yang-Mills fields and Nahm's equations

    T. A. Ivanova, A. D. Popov in Letters in Mathematical Physics
    Article 01 September 1991
  5. On the classical lump of Yang-Mills fields

    It is shown that for pure Yang-Mills fields there is no lump phenomena if the total energy is infinite and diverges mildly in a certain sense. This...

    Article 01 August 1991
  6. A monopole-like classical solution to a purely fermionic model of even dimensions

    We present a static solution to the classical field equations of a purely spinorial model with SO(2 n ) internal symmetry in 2 n dimensions. The model...

    D. Dibekci, M. Hortacsu, ... H. Ozbek in Letters in Mathematical Physics
    Article 01 July 1991
  7. On the meissner and abelian higgs effects

    We provide an axiomatic Euclidean field-theoretic treatment of the Meissner and Abelian Higgs effects, which extends our previous method to a fully...

    Geoffrey L. Sewell in Letters in Mathematical Physics
    Article 01 July 1991
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