2004
DOI: 10.1515/zna-2004-4-501
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Simultaneous Formation of Electric and Magnetic Photon States by Electroweak Symmetry Breaking

Abstract: Sodium Thiosulphate, Polymorphism, Solid ElectrolyteNa2S2C>3 crystallizes in 4 modifications. The familiar monoclinic a-form stable at ambient temperature transforms into the trigonal /3-form at 330 °C which at 388 °C converts to bcc y-Na2S203. These transformations are reversible. Unstable orthorhombic a'-Na2S2C>3(Pna 2i) is obtained by dehydration of the pentahydrate or by cooling the ß-phase.The y-phase decomposes in sealed ampoule to Na2SC>4 and NaSs; decomposition is slow below and rapid above 440 °C. Equ… Show more

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“…These findings are in accordance with the phenomenological observation that the existence of magnetic monopoles implies CP-symmetry breaking (Cabibbo & Ferrari, 1962;Ellis, 1983;Flambaum & Murray, 2000), and it was shown in a subsequent paper (Stumpf, 2008) that the formal way of theoretical symmetry breaking discussed by Stumpf (2004b) mathematically reflects the experimental situation.…”
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“…These findings are in accordance with the phenomenological observation that the existence of magnetic monopoles implies CP-symmetry breaking (Cabibbo & Ferrari, 1962;Ellis, 1983;Flambaum & Murray, 2000), and it was shown in a subsequent paper (Stumpf, 2008) that the formal way of theoretical symmetry breaking discussed by Stumpf (2004b) mathematically reflects the experimental situation.…”
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confidence: 86%
“…The properties of these equations can be summarized in the following points [see Borne, Lochak, and Stumpf (2001); Stumpf and Borne (1994); Stumpf (2002Stumpf ( , 2003cStumpf ( , 2004b]: 1. These equations are relativistically invariant, quantum mechanical manybody equations.…”
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“…No doubt, Lochak's theory is not complete yet and needs further development. Professor Harald Stumpf has worked actively for several years to apply it to solve the exact physical problems and to integrate it into the Standard Model [14].…”
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