Geometrical Aspects Of Quantum Fields Proceedings Of The 2000 Londrina Workshop PDF Download

This volume presents the following topics: non-Abelian Toda models, brief remarks for physicists on equivariant cohomology and the Duistermaat-Heckman formula, Casimir effect, quantum groups and their application to nuclear physics, quantum field theory, quantum gravity and the theory of extended objects, and black hole physics and cosmology. Contents: Dynamics, Viscous, Self-Screening Hawking Atmosphere (I Brevik); Gravitational Interaction of Higher Spin Massive Fields and String Theory (I L Buchbinder & V D Pershin); Invariants of ChernOCoSimons Theory Associated with Hyperbolic Manifolds (A A Bytsenko et al.); Localization of Equivariant Cohomology OCo Introductory and Expository Remarks (A A Bytsenko & F L Williams); The Extremal Limit of D-Dimensional Black Holes (M Caldarelli et al.); On the Dimensional Reduced Theories (G Cognola & S Zerbini); Fractal Statistics, Fractal Index and Fractons (W da Cruz); Quantum Field Theory from First Principles (G Esposito); T-Duality of Axial and Vector Dyonic Integrable Models (J F Gomes et al.); DuffinOCoKemmerOCoPetiau Equation in Riemannian SpaceOCoTimes (J T Lunardi et al.); Weak Scale Compactification and Constraints on Non-Newtonian Gravity in Submillimeter Range (V M Mostepanenko & M Novello); Finite Action, Holographic Conformal Anomaly and Quantum Brane-Worlds in D5 Gauged Supergravity (S Nojiri et al.); Quantum Group SU q (2) and Pairing in Nuclei (S S Sharma & N K Sharma); Some Topological Considerations about Defects on Nematic Liquid Crystals (M SimAes & A Steudel); Nonlinear Realizations and Bosonic Branes (P West); Calculation of Bosonic Matter Fields on n -Sphere (F L Williams). Readership: Mathematical and theoretical physicists."