Erick Weinberg

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Erick Weinberg is affiliated with the following schools: Manhattan College, Princeton University, Stanford University, Columbia University, Harvard University

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Erick Weinberg

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#1265

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#1983

Historical Rank

#551

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Masters Physics Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Erick J. Weinberg is a theoretical physicist and professor of physics at Columbia University. Weinberg received his undergraduate degree from Manhattan College in 1968. He obtained his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1973 under the supervision of Sidney Coleman, with whom he discovered the Coleman–Weinberg mechanism for spontaneous symmetry breaking in quantum field theory. Weinberg works on various branches in high-energy theory, including black holes, vortices, Chern–Simons theory, magnetic monopoles in gauge theories and cosmic inflation. He also serves as the Editor of Physical Review D, as well as a visiting scholar of the Korea Institute for Advanced Study .

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Erick Weinberg's Published Works

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Radiative Corrections as the Origin of Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking (1973) (2955)
Review of Particle Physics (RPP) (2012) (2847)
Oxford University Press : Review of Particle Physics, 2020-2021 (2020) (2111)
Could the Universe Have Recovered from a Slow First Order Phase Transition (1983) (398)
Fundamental monopoles and multimonopole solutions for arbitrary simple gauge groups (1980) (181)
Magnetic monopole dynamics, supersymmetry, and duality (2006) (177)
General self-dual Yang-Mills solutions (1978) (149)
Cosmological Consequences of a First Order Phase Transition in the SU(5) Grand Unified Model (1981) (149)
Index Calculations for the Fermion-Vortex System (1981) (143)
Parameter counting for multimonopole solutions (1979) (124)
Multivortex solutions of the Ginzburg-Landau equations (1979) (117)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: Solitons and Instantons in High Energy Physics (2012) (115)
Supersymmetry and self-dual Chern-Simons systems (1990) (113)
Oscillating bounce solutions and vacuum tunneling in de Sitter spacetime (2004) (106)
Pseudoparticle parameters for arbitrary gauge groups (1977) (99)
Thermal derivation of the Coleman-De Luccia tunneling prescription (2007) (98)
On the energy-momentum tensor in gauge field theories (1974) (96)
The energy-momentum tensor in scalar and gauge field theories (1974) (87)
Fundamental monopoles in theories with arbitrary symmetry breaking (1982) (85)
Electromagnetic duality and SU(3) monopoles (1996) (80)
TUNNELING WITHOUT BARRIERS (1986) (76)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory (2012) (72)
Tumbling through a landscape: Evidence of instabilities in high-dimensional moduli spaces (2013) (68)
Cosmological lower bound on the Higgs-boson mass (1980) (65)
Nonexistence of spherically symmetric monopoles with multiple magnetic charge (1976) (64)
Nonextremal black holes are BPS (2006) (61)
Internal symmetry and the semiclassical method in quantum field theory (1975) (60)
QCD vacuum structure in strong magnetic fields (2002) (54)
Pre-big-bang inflation requires fine-tuning (1997) (51)
Magnetic monopoles near the black hole threshold (1999) (39)
Quasiblack holes from extremal charged dust (2003) (38)
Magnetic monopoles with Zn charges (1984) (36)
Gravitational Properties of Monopole Spacetimes Near the Black Hole Threshold (2000) (28)
Hawking-Moss bounces and vacuum decay rates. (2006) (26)
A continuous family of magnetic monopole solutions (1982) (25)
Bounces with O(3) x O(2) symmetry (2012) (23)
Explicit multimonopole solutions in SU(N) gauge theory (1998) (23)
BPS Magnetic Monopole Bags (2008) (23)
Vacuum decay and internal symmetries (1996) (22)
Tunneling from a Minkowski vacuum to an AdS vacuum: A new thin-wall regime (2016) (22)
Negative modes of Coleman-De Luccia bounces (2014) (21)
Canonical formalism for gauge theories with application to monopole (1976) (20)
ADHMN boundary conditions from removing monopoles (2002) (20)
Classical solutions in quantum field theories (1992) (18)
Atiyah-Drinfeld-Hitchin-Manin-Nahm boundary conditions from removing monopoles (2003) (18)
Density fluctuations and particle-antiparticle annihilation (1984) (15)
Constraints on the annihilation of primordial magnetic monopoles (1983) (14)
Are all static black hole solutions spherically symmetric? (1995) (14)
False vacuum decay in Jordan-Brans-Dicke cosmologies (1989) (14)
Black Holes with Hair (2001) (14)
Massive and Massless Monopoles and Duality (1999) (14)
Topological and Non-Topological Solitons in Relativistic and Non-Relativistic Chern-Simons Theory (1991) (13)
Multicloud solutions with massless and massive monopoles (2002) (13)
Resting TI‐201 Scintigraphy in the Evaluation of Coronary Artery Disease in Children With Hurler Syndrome (1994) (11)
New bounce solutions and vacuum tunneling in de Sitter spacetime (2005) (10)
Monopoles and the Emergence of Black Hole Entropy (2000) (8)
Topological and nontopological solitons in relativistic and nonrelativistic Chern-Simons theory (1990) (7)
Magnetically charged black holes with hair (1995) (6)
The fate of magnetically charged black holes (1992) (6)
Scattering of massless and massive monopoles in an SU(N) theory (2001) (5)
Massless monopoles and the moduli space approximation (2001) (5)
Massive monopoles and massless monopole clouds (1999) (5)
Instabilities of chromodyons in SO(5) gauge theory (2008) (5)
Massless and massive monopoles carrying nonabelian magnetic charges (1996) (4)
Monopoles and Grand Unification (1984) (4)
Coleman-Weinberg mechanism (2015) (4)
Duality and Massless Monopoles (2000) (3)
Interactions of massless monopole clouds (2009) (3)
Interpretation of pseudoparticles in physical gauges (1977) (2)
Note on the Atiyah-Singer index theorem (1978) (2)
Generalized surface tension bounds in vacuum decay (2017) (2)
Does the Hawking-Moss bounce calculate a decay rate? (2006) (2)
Roots and weights (2012) (1)
Selfdual Chern-Simons systems (1991) (1)
Bubble Nucleation in Theories with Symmetry Breaking by Radiative Corrections (1994) (1)
Multimonopole Solutions in SU ( N ) Gauge Theory (1998) (1)
The Future of Learned Societies (2009) (1)
SPHERICAL SYMMETRY AND MAGNETIC MONOPOLES (1984) (1)
Yang–Mills instantons (2012) (1)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: One-dimensional solitons (2012) (0)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: Solitons in more dimensions—Vortices and strings (2012) (0)
Announcement: Editor Retired from Physical Review D (2014) (0)
Memories of Sidney Coleman (2016) (0)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: Instantons, fermions, and physical consequences (2012) (0)
Cosmological implications and experimental bounds (2012) (0)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: BPS solitons, supersymmetry, and duality (2012) (0)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: Euclidean solutions (2012) (0)
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (2008) (0)
– 1– Magnetic Monopoles (2010) (0)
Monopoles and the early universe (2008) (0)
Theoretical High Energy Physics (2014) (0)
Index theorems for BPS solitons (2012) (0)
IUPAP Workshop on Scientific Misconduct and the Role of Physics Journals in its Investigation and Prevention (2003) (0)
THE INFLATIONARY UNIVERSE (1985) (0)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: Vacuum decay (2012) (0)
Massive Monopoles and Massless Monopole Clouds1 (2008) (0)
Magnetic monopoles in larger gauge groups (2012) (0)
Classical Solutions in Quantum Field Theory: Preface (2012) (0)

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