Titlebook: Broken Symmetries; Proceedings of the 3 Leopold Mathelitsch,Willibald Plessas Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Konzeption der empirischen Studiees with time evolution. The possibility, if such states exist, can be decided on the level of the gauge invariant subalgebra by using the crossed product construction and there reduces to an eigenvalue problem. The method is applied to the Fermi algebra and spin systems. In particular, it is found t

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Discrete and global symmetries in particle physics,y patterns of the Standard Model. To understand the differences between anomaly effects in QCD and those in the electroweak theory, a discussion of the nature of the vacuum structure of gauge theories is presented. This naturally raises the issue of the strong CP problem, and I present a brief discu

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Spontaneously broken symmetries,es with time evolution. The possibility, if such states exist, can be decided on the level of the gauge invariant subalgebra by using the crossed product construction and there reduces to an eigenvalue problem. The method is applied to the Fermi algebra and spin systems. In particular, it is found t

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Discrete and global symmetries in particle physics, and Time Reversal, T. With these results in hand, I then show how the structure of the Standard Model helps explain the conservation/violation of these symmetries in various sectors of the theory. This discussion is also used to give a qualitative proof of the CPT Theorem, and some of the stringent

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Spontaneously broken symmetries,r . such that the symmetry does not extend to the strong closure π.(.)″ where π. is the GNS-representation associated to .. The standard example for that are the Schwinger terms [.(.), .(.′)]=.(.′), . ∈ . which are not invariant under the parity .(.) → .(?.) though the .’s are constructed from fermi

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