Physics – Nuclear Physics
Scientific paper
Dec 1983
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Royal Society (London), Philosophical Transactions, Series A (ISSN 0080-4614), vol. 310, no. 1512, Dec. 20, 1983, 155 p.
Physics
Nuclear Physics
Conferences, Constants, Physics, Astronomical Spectroscopy, Astrophysics, Biological Evolution, Cosmology, Field Theory (Physics), Gravitation Theory, Gravitational Constant, Hubble Constant, Neutron Cross Sections, Nuclear Physics, Standardization, Theoretical Physics, Unified Field Theory
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Various topics dealing with the constants of physics are addressed. The subjects considered include: measurement of the fundamental constants; the search for proton decay; the constancy of G; limits on the variability of coupling constants from the Oklo natural reactor; implications of quasar spectroscopy for constancy of constants; theoretical prospects for understanding the values of fundamental constants; the strong, electromagnetic, and weak couplings; and field theories without fundamental gauge symmetries. Also discussed are: Einstein gravitation as a long-wavelength effective field theory; unification and supersymmetry; phase transitions in the early universe; the cosmological constant; large numbers and ratios in astrophysics and cosmology; dependence of macrophysical phenomena on the values of the fundamental constants; dimensionality; and the anthropic principle and its implications for biological evolution.
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