Discovery of Cosmic Ray Suggests Electroweak Monopole
Professor Yongmin Cho and Dr. Franklin Cho propose that an ultra-high-energy cosmic ray detected by the Telescope Array could be an electroweak monopole left over from the early universe.
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Physics Letters B
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Exploring the Evolving Universe: A New Theory on Constant Changes
Professor Taekoon Lee proposes a model in which nature's coupling constants slowly change as the universe expands, because the energy cutoff of field theories depends on cosmic scale.
Exploring the Fabric of the Universe: Hadrons to Cosmological Constant
Professor Keh-Fei Liu argues that a quantum effect called the trace anomaly accounts for most of the proton's mass and confines quarks much as vortices are confined in superconductors.
The Surprising Ineffectiveness of a Key Quantum Theory Principle
Professor Paul Stevenson argues that the principle of maximal conformality fails to remove renormalisation-scheme dependence in QCD, because a key quantity it relies on is not invariant.