- of
instantons permit that
instantons, i.e.
different critical points of the
equation of motion, be
related to one another. In
physics instantons are...
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Solutions with a plus sign are
called instantons,
those with the
minus sign are anti-
instantons.
Instantons and anti-
instantons can be
shown to
minimise the action...
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gravity of
instantons in Yang–Mills theory. In
accordance with this
analogy with self-dual Yang–Mills
instantons,
gravitational instantons are usually...
- the
instantons. In
other words, the "Euclidean" free
energy is
minimized by a pool of
instantons. We also know that in the
presence of an
instanton, left-handed...
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potential and are
therefore also
known as bounces.
Vacuum instantons,
normally simply called instantons, are the
corresponding zero
energy configurations in...
- A
meron or half-
instanton is a
Euclidean space-time
solution of the Yang–Mills
field equations. It is a
singular non-self-dual
solution of topological...
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divergence for big
instantons,
meaning that an
infinite amount of
infinitely big
instantons would po****te the vacuum. Later, an
instanton liquid model was...
- the Gibbons–Hawking
ansatz is a
method of
constructing gravitational instantons introduced by Gary
Gibbons and
Stephen Hawking (1978, 1979). It gives...
- of the
equations are
called Yang–Mills
connections or
instantons. The
moduli space of
instantons was used by
Simon Donaldson to
prove Donaldson's theorem...
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physicists of BPST
instantons,
vacuum solutions to the Yang–Mills
equations in four
dimensions with k=1{\displaystyle k=1}. Such
instantons are
defined by...
