Mathematical Physics and Quantum Field Theory

Electronic Journal of Differential Equations, Conference 04, 2000.

Proceedings of Mathematical Physics and Quantum Field Theory, a symposium celebrating the seventieth birthday of Eyvind H. Wichmann.
University of California, Berkeley, June 11 - 13, 1999

The following papers comprise a subset of the talks presented at the symposium. Details about the conference and a list of all the talks presented can be found in the Foreword Message from the proceedings editor, Henry Warchall.

Table of contents (in alphabetical order).

Oscar Bolina, Pierluigi Contucci, Bruno Nachtergaele* & Shannon Starr; A continuum approximation for the excitations of the (1,1,...,1) interface in the quantum Heisenberg model, pp. 1-10.
Dongho Chae; Remarks on the relativistic self-dual Maxwell-Chern-Simons-Higgs system, pp. 11-15.
Paul R. Chernoff; Quantization and irreducible representations of infinite-dimensional transformation groups and Lie algebras, pp. 17-22.
Roberto Conti* & Claudio D'Antoni*; Extension techniques in C*-cross products by compact group duals and quantum field theory, pp. 23-35.
James H. Crichton* & Philip L. Marston; The measurable distinction between the spin and orbital angular momenta of electromagnetic radiation, pp. 37-50.
Mondher Damak & Vladimir Georgescu*; C*-cross products and a generalized mechanical N-body problem, pp. 51-69.
Paul Federbush; A speculative approach to quantum gravity, pp. 71-74.
J. D. Finley, III; Twisting gravitational waves and eigenvector fields for SL(2,C) on an infinite jet, 75-85.
S. A. Fulling*, E. V. Gorbar, & C. T. Romero; Spectral Riesz-Cesaro means: How the square root function helps us to see around the world, pp. 87-101.
Fernando Galaz-Fontes & Stephen Bruce Sontz*; On two reverse inequalities in the Segal-Bargmann space pp. 103-111.
Mark Hillery; Quantum copying: A review, pp. 113-120.
Peter Hislop; Exponential decay of two-body eigenfunctions: A review, pp. 265-288.
Atsushi Inoue; A partial solution for Feynman's problem: A new derivation of the Weyl equation, pp. 121-145.
Larry Landau; Monotonicity and bounds on Bessel functions, pp. 147-154.
Richard Lavine; Decay times in quantum mechanics, pp. 155-158.
Roberto Longo; The Bisognano-Wichmann theorem for charged states and the conformal boundary of a black hole pp. 159-164.
Peter J. Mohr* & Barry N. Taylor; Quantum electrodynamics and the fundamental constants pp. 231-242.
Gert Roepstorff; Superconnections: an interpretation of the standard model, pp. 165-174.
Bert Schroer; Modular theory and Eyvind Wichmann's contributions to modern particle physics theory, pp. 175-195.
J. Sucher; Columbia physics in the fifties: Untold tales, pp. 197-206.
Henry Warchall; Localization of dependence for solutions of hyperbolic differential equations, pp. 245-263.
A.S. Wightman; The spin-statistics connection: Some pedagogical remarks in response to Neuenschwander's question, pp. 207-213.
C. H. Woo; Consistent histories: Description of a world with increasing entropy, pp. 215-229.
* indicates a symposium speaker.
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Proceedings of Mathematical Physics and Quantum Field Theory, a symposium celebrating the seventieth birthday of Eyvind H. Wichmann. University of California, Berkeley, June 11 - 13, 1999

Proceedings of Mathematical Physics and Quantum Field Theory, a symposium celebrating the seventieth birthday of Eyvind H. Wichmann.
University of California, Berkeley, June 11 - 13, 1999