Symmetry in Field Theory, Gravitation and Cosmology
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994). This special issue belongs to the section "Physics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2023) | Viewed by 1581
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Interests: quantum theory; gravity, cosmology; dark energy problem; black holes physics (quantum aspects)
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Dear Colleagues,
Symmetry plays an important role in fundamental physics. This was already clear in the last century. All major scientific breakthroughs were made on the basis of this concept. Approaches within this paradigm have been changing over time (in particular, global symmetry in many cases gave way to local symmetry), but the fundamental principle (different symmetries and their breaking are the key to understanding processes in the Universe) remains unshakable.
It is no exaggeration to say that the 20th and 21st centuries demonstrate the triumph of this principle: the development and experimental confirmation at the LHC of the standard model in high-energy physics and the confirmation at space observatories of the standard model of cosmology are the most striking facets of this triumph.
The present Special Issue is devoted to the investigation of symmetry and its breaking in field theory, (including quantum field theory), gravitation, and cosmology (including their quantum aspects).
Prof. Dr. Alexander Shalyt-Margolin
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- QFT (including QFT in curved space-time);
- High-energy physics beyond of standard model;
- Gravitational models;
- Quantum gravity and possible breaking of known symmetries;
- Astroparticle physics;
- Cosmological models (inflation models, cyclic models, etc.);
- Quantum cosmology;
- Dark side of Universe (dark energy and dark matter problems);
- Large-scale structure of the universe;
- Black hole physics (including quantum aspects);
- Experimental measurements of cosmological parameters;
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