Dynamical Stabilization of the Fermi Scale: Phase Diagram of Strongly Coupled Theories for (Minimal) Walking Technicolor and Unparticles

Dynamical Stabilization of the Fermi Scale: Phase Diagram of Strongly Coupled Theories for (Minimal) Walking Technicolor and Unparticles
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费米标度的动态稳定性:(最小)行走 Technicolor 和非粒子的强耦合理论相图

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2008
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Francesco Sannino
Francesco Sannino
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