Bunji Sakita

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Bunji Sakita is affiliated with the following schools: City College of New York, California Institute of Technology, Kanazawa University, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Princeton University, Stanford University, Nagoya University, University of Rochester

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According to Wikipedia, was a Japanese-American theoretical physicist who made important contributions in quantum field theory, superstring theory and discovered supersymmetry in 1971. He was a distinguished professor of physics at the City College of New York.

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Field theory interpretation of supergauges in dual models (1971) (392)
The Quantum Collective Field Method and Its Application to the Planar Limit (1980) (346)
Extended Particles in Quantum Field Theories (1975) (150)
Supermultiplets of Elementary Particles (1964) (145)
Perturbation expansion around extended-particle states in quantum field theory (1975) (136)
Collective Field Approach to the Large $N$ Limit: Euclidean Field Theories (1981) (125)
Quantum Theory Of Many Variable Systems And Fields (1985) (120)
Large-N QCD baryon dynamics: exact results from its relation to the static strong-coupling theory (1984) (114)
VIII. Collective coordinate method for quantization of extended systems (1976) (114)
RELATIVISTIC FORMULATION OF THE SU(6) SYMMETRY SCHEME (1965) (109)
Fermions in the lowest Landau level. Bosonization, W∞ algebra, droplets, chiral bosons (1992) (108)
FIELD THEORY OF CURRENTS. (1969) (103)
Feynman-like diagrams compatible with duality. I: Planar diagrams (1969) (99)
EXTENSION OF THE VENEZIANO FORM TO N-PARTICLE AMPLITUDES. (1969) (84)
SO(2n) Grand Unification in an SU(N) Basis (1980) (80)
DYNAMICAL MODEL OF DUAL AMPLITUDES. (1970) (80)
Large-N baryonic soliton and quarks (1984) (78)
Ghost-Free String Picture of Veneziano Model (1973) (69)
Generalizations of dual models (1971) (64)
WKB wave function for systems with many degrees of freedom: A unified view of solitons and pseudoparticles (1977) (60)
Electromagnetic properties of baryons in the supermultiplet scheme of elementary particles (1964) (58)
One-dimensional fermions as two-dimensional droplets via Chern-Simons theory (1992) (57)
Chern-Simons matrix model: Coherent states and relation to Laughlin wave functions (2001) (54)
Baryon number violation at high temperature in the standard model (1990) (47)
Derivation of quenched momentum prescription by means of stochastic quantization (1983) (46)
Lie group of the strong-coupling theory (1965) (45)
Formulation of Dual Theory in Terms of Functional Integrations (1970) (43)
A phenomenological approach to relativistic su/6/ theory (1965) (42)
Orthogonal basis for the energy eigenfunctions of the Chern-Simons matrix model (2001) (42)
Collective Field Theory (1983) (37)
The Surface Term in Gauge Theories (1976) (34)
Unitary Symmetry and Decay of eta Meson (1963) (30)
Field theory of strings as a collective field theory of U(N) gauge fields (1980) (29)
W∞ gauge transformations and the electromagnetic interactions of electrons in the lowest Landau level☆ (1993) (28)
Quantized relativistic string as a strong coupling limit of the Higgs model (1975) (28)
SUM RULES FOR BARYON RESONANCE WIDTHS. (1967) (26)
APPLICATION OF DISPERSION RELATIONS TO THE PHOTODISINTEGRATION OF THE DEUTERON (1962) (25)
Real-time approach to instanton phenomena: (I). Multidimensional potentials with degenerate absolute minima (1978) (24)
Functional integral approach to dual resonance theory (1971) (22)
Collective variables of fermions and bosonization (1996) (22)
Gauge degrees of freedom, external charges, and quark confinement criterion in the A 0 = 0 canonical formalism (1978) (20)
On the Universality of the Weak Boson-Fermion Interaction (1955) (18)
DISCUSSION OF A SUGGESTED BOUND ON COUPLING CONSTANTS (1963) (17)
Induced Representations of Strong Coupling Groups (1967) (12)
Unitary Symmetry Model of Weak Interactions (1964) (11)
DUAL-RESONANCE MODEL OF VECTOR CURRENTS: A REPRESENTATION OF CURRENT ALGEBRA. (1972) (10)
SEMICLASSICAL APPROACH FOR NONRELATIVISTIC FERMIONS IN LOW DIMENSIONS (1991) (9)
LOW-ENERGY LIMIT OF THE PHOTODISINTEGRATION OF THE DEUTERON (1962) (9)
FEYNMAN-LIKE DIAGRAMS COMPATIBLE WITH DUALITY. II. GENERAL DISCUSSION INCLUDING NONPLANAR DIAGRAMS. (1970) (9)
Bulk and edge excitations of a ν = 1 Hall ferromagnet (2001) (7)
W_\infty and w_\infty Gauge Theories and Contraction (1996) (7)
On the leptonic and non-leptonic decay modes of K-mesons (1960) (7)
The large N limit of the O(N) Heisenberg spin system in two dimensions (1981) (6)
Constraint equation for the lowest Landau level in the fractional quantum Hall system (1991) (5)
Threshold Regge Poles and the Effective-Range Expansion (1964) (4)
STRONG COUPLING OF THE MULTI-PARTIAL-WAVE MESON ISOTRIPLET. (1968) (4)
BOUNDS ON MOMENTUM DEPENDENCE OF PHASE SHIFTS AND MAGNITUDE OF COUPLING CONSTANTS (1963) (3)
|ΔI|=12Rule and the Weak Four-Fermion Interaction (1960) (3)
Moving charge density waves without peierls distortion in one-dimensional conductors (1990) (3)
Field Theory of Strings (1985) (3)
Apparent symmetry breaking and its restoration in path integral variational method (1983) (2)
Kmu$sub 2$ DECAY AND LEPTONIC DECAY OF HYPERSONS (1959) (1)
Canonical Operator Formalism of Quantum Mechanics (1985) (1)
ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERACTIONS OF ELECTRONS IN THE LOWEST LANDAU LEVEL: AN APPLICATION OF W∞ TRANSFORMATIONS (1995) (1)
Group of invariance of a relativistic supermultiplet theory (1965) (1)
Field Theory of Fermions in the Lowest Landau Level (1994) (1)
BACKLUND TRANSFORMATIONS IN 10D SUSY YANG–MILLS THEORIES (with a preamble on the birth of supersymmetry) Contribution to Y. Golfand Memorial Volume “Many faces of Superworld”, World Scientific. (1999) (0)
Fundamental Particle Physics. 1967 Tokyo Summer Lectures in Theoretical Physics. Gyo Takeda and Yasua Hara, Eds. Syōkabō, Tokyo; Benjamin, New York, 1968. xii + 180 pp., illus. $8.50 (1969) (0)
Quantum Theory of Non-Abelian Gauge Fields (1985) (0)
Angular correlations in K- + p → Λ0 + π+ + π- (1961) (0)
Point Canonical Transformation (1985) (0)
/$delta$I/ = 1/2-RULE AND THE WEAK FOUR-FERMION INTERACTION. Technical Report No. 160 (1959) (0)
6 Life as a Graduate Student in Japan and Rochester : I. Fermilab Workshop (1991) (0)
WKB Method I.: Instantons (1985) (0)
DERIVATION OF THE LANDAU-GINZBURG ENERGY FUNCTIONAL BY VARIATIONAL METHOD (1994) (0)
Large N Collective Variables (1985) (0)
Stochastic quantization and large N reduction (1983) (0)
Path Integral Formalism of Fermi Fields (1985) (0)
Higher Symmetries of Hadrons (1968) (0)
Random matrices, fermions, collective fields, and universality (1997) (0)
EXISTENCE OF THE $omega$$sup 0$ PARTICLE (1961) (0)
WKB Method II.: Solitons (1985) (0)
Spin System and Lattice Gauge Theory (1985) (0)
Symmetries of fermions in the lowest Landau level (2001) (0)
Euclidean Field Theory and Statistical Mechanics (1985) (0)
Supersymmetry History Addendum (1992) (0)
Application of Dispersion Relations to Kaon(muon Gamma) Decay and Leptonic-Decay of Hyperon and Photodisintegration of the Deuteron. (1960) (0)
ON THE DECAY INTERACTION OF STRANGE PARTICLES. Physics Department Technical Report No. 1965 (1960) (0)
Path Integral Formalism (1985) (0)
Perturbation Theory and Feynman Graphs (1985) (0)
GAUGE THEORIES AND CONTRACTION (1996) (0)
ANGULAR CORRELATIONS IN K$sup -$ + p $Yields$ $lambda$$sup 0$ + $pi$$sup +$ + $pi$$sup -$ (1961) (0)
Large-N QCD Baryon Dynamics-Exact Results from Its Relation to the Static Strong-Coupling Theory (1993) (0)
Notes on the Unstable Particles (1954) (0)
COLLECTIVE FIELD THEORY APPLIED TO THE FRACTIONAL QUANTUM HALL EFFECT (1991) (0)

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