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Chiral properties of the nucleon interpolating current and $\ensuremath{\theta}$-dependent observables

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By Yohei Ema, Ting Gao, Maxim Pospelov, Adam Ritz
| Physical Review B
We revisit the chiral properties of nucleon interpolating currents, and show that of the two leading order currents j1 and j2, only two linear combinations j1±j2 transform covariantly under the anomalous U(1)A symmetry. As a result, calculations of quantities which vanish by symmetry in the chiral limit may produce unphysical results if carried out with different linear combinations of the currents.
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Terrestrial density of strongly-coupled relics

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By Asher Berlin, Maxim Pospelov, Hangwan Liu
| Physical Review B
Abstract The simplest cosmologies motivate the consideration of dark matter subcomponents that interact significantly with normal matter. Moreover, such strongly coupled relics may have evaded detection to date if upon encountering the Earth they rapidly thermalize down to terrestrial temperatures, T⊕∼300K∼25meV, well below the thresholds of most existing dark matter detectors.
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How Long Does the Hydrogen Atom Live?

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By david mcKeen, Maxim Pospelov
| MDPI
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