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Gerald Guralnik

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#22

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#54

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#14

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Particle Physics

#6

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#6

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#4

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Bachelors Physics Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Gerald Stanford "Gerry" Guralnik was the Chancellor’s Professor of Physics at Brown University. In 1964 he co-discovered the Higgs mechanism and Higgs boson with C. R. Hagen and Tom Kibble . As part of Physical Review Letters 50th anniversary celebration, the journal recognized this discovery as one of the milestone papers in PRL history. While widely considered to have authored the most complete of the early papers on the Higgs theory, GHK were controversially not included in the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics.

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Gerald Guralnik's Published Works

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Global Conservation Laws and Massless Particles (1964) (2801)
Electromagnetic mass difference of pions (1967) (277)
Dimensionally reduced gravitational Chern-Simons term and its kink (2003) (120)
Path integral formulation of mean-field perturbation theory (1977) (63)
Strong-coupling expansion in quantum field theory (1979) (50)
Complexified Path Integrals and the Phases of Quantum Field Theory (2007) (47)
Complex Langevin Equations and Schwinger-Dyson Equations (2007) (44)
Broken symmetries and the Goldstone theorem (1967) (41)
THE HISTORY OF THE GURALNIK, HAGEN AND KIBBLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE THEORY OF SPONTANEOUS SYMMETRY BREAKING AND GAUGE PARTICLES (2009) (38)
Theta vacua and boundary conditions of the Schwinger-Dyson equations (1996) (37)
Weak interaction matrix elements with staggered fermions. I: theory and a trial run (1987) (33)
Monte Carlo renormalization group for SU(3) lattice gauge theory (1984) (30)
Photon as a Symmetry-Breaking Solution to Field Theory. I (1964) (28)
Effective Potential for a Renormalizedd-Dimensionalgϕ4Field Theory in the Limitg→∞ (1980) (26)
ϵ′/ϵ from the lattice (1987) (26)
Is the Fermi Theory of Weak Interactions a Yang-Mills Theory in Disguise? (1978) (26)
The Photon as a Symmetry Breaking Solution of Field Theory. (1964) (25)
Effective potential for complex Langevin equations (2009) (21)
Programming a Parallel Computer: The Ersatz Brain Project (2007) (19)
Complex Path Integrals and the Space of Theories (2013) (18)
ϵ beyond the naive mass spectrum (1985) (17)
LAGRANGIAN FORMULATION OF U(12) SYMMETRY AND THE BARGMANN-WIGNER EQUATIONS (1965) (16)
The non-perturbative β-function and scaling for the SU(3) lattice gauge theory (1985) (16)
NATURALLY OCCURRING ZERO-MASS PARTICLES AND BROKEN SYMMETRIES (1964) (15)
Improvement of an Extrapolation Scheme for Strong-Coupling Expansion in Quantum Field Theory (1979) (15)
Fast evaluation of Feynman diagrams (1999) (15)
Algebra of currents and a generalized Ademollo-Gatto theorem☆ (1966) (13)
An Algorithm for Uniform Random Sampling of Points In and On a Hypersphere (1985) (12)
Proceedings of the 1967 International Conference on Particles and Fields, the University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, August 28-September 1, 1967 (1967) (12)
On the finite-temperature transition of QCD (1988) (12)
Multilegged propagators in strong-coupling expansions (1979) (10)
Strong coupling expansion for classical statistical dynamics (1980) (10)
Collective Phenomena in Lambda phi**4 Field Theory Treated in the Random Phase Approximation (1976) (10)
Instantons and vortices in two dimensions (1981) (10)
A new approach to numerical quantum field theory (1993) (9)
Strong-coupling expansion for the effective potential on a lattice (1981) (9)
Renormalization of four-fermion theories in a mean-field expansion (1978) (8)
A novel approach to the solution of boundary-layer problems (1980) (8)
Mollifying Quantum Field Theory or Lattice QFT in Minkowski Spacetime and Symmetry Breaking (2006) (8)
Phase Transitions and Moduli Space Topology (2008) (7)
DYNAMICAL APPROACH TO THE NONLEPTONIC DECAYS. (1968) (7)
THEORY OF CURRENTS WITHOUT TOO MUCH SYMMETRY. (1969) (7)
The source galerkin method for scalar field theory (1996) (7)
GAUGE INVARIANCE AND THE GOLDSTONE THEOREM (2011) (7)
Massless particles and the goldstone theorem (1966) (6)
Irrelevant operators and equivalent field theories (1978) (6)
The Source Galerkin method: fermionic formulation (1996) (6)
Error estimate for the valence approximation to lattice QCD (1983) (6)
Regge Poles in Relativistic Wave Equations (1963) (6)
Finite element approximation in quantum field theory (1982) (5)
The Ersatz Brain Project: A brain-like computer architecture for cognition (2012) (5)
An Update - New Numerical Methods for Quantum Field Theories on the Continuum (1999) (5)
Photon as a Symmetry-Breaking Solution to Field Theory. II (1964) (5)
Numerical study of truncated Green's-function equations (1976) (5)
New Numerical Method for Fermion Field Theory (1995) (5)
Mollified Monte Carlo (2002) (4)
Numerical computation of the renormalized effective potential in the strong-coupling limit (1981) (4)
Electromagnetic interaction of mesons resulting from a broken symmetry (1965) (4)
Factorization, invariant measure, and random selection of matrices in SU(n) and other groups☆ (1985) (4)
Where have all the Goldstone bosons gone (2014) (4)
Renormalization of the Nambu Jona-Lasinio model in a mean field expansion (1979) (4)
Source Galerkin Calculations in Scalar Field Theory (1995) (4)
Formal Breakdown of Lorentz Invariance in Two-Dimensional Field Theories (1968) (3)
A Review Of Two Novel Numerical Methods in QFT (2003) (3)
Renormalization of the broken-symmetry two-dimensional SU(N) sigma model and (psi-barpsi)/sup 2/ model (1979) (3)
Dynamics of the chiral phase transition from AdS/CFT duality (2011) (3)
Relationship between the two-dimensional psi-barpsipsi-barpsi model and Yukawa-type models (1979) (3)
From Symmetry Breaking to Topology Change I (2006) (3)
Low-energy limit of the sigma model (1973) (3)
On the asymptotics of the Hopf characteristic function. (2012) (2)
Fermions, gauge theories, and the Sinc function representation for Feynman diagrams (2000) (2)
Broken symmetries for any spin (1969) (2)
The Beginnings of Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking in Particle Physics -- Derived From My on the Spot (2011) (2)
On exact statistics and classification of ergodic systems of integer dimension. (2013) (2)
Permanently bound quarks: new solutions to old field equations (1974) (2)
Sinc function representation and three-loop master diagrams (1999) (2)
A test of the Source Galerkin method (2002) (2)
Random selection from trace-biased invariant distributions of SU(3) matrices☆ (1985) (1)
CONSTRUCTION OF NONTRIVIAL SYMMETRY-BREAKING SOLUTIONS IN FIELD THEORY (1966) (1)
Spontaneous symmetry-breaking effects in some soluble field-theoretical models (1966) (1)
Self-consistent binding force between quarks in one dimension (1975) (1)
Consistent Dynamical Formulation of Current-Current Theories and the Validity of Current Algebra (1969) (1)
Remarks on Power Spectra of Chaotic Dynamical Systems (2008) (1)
Theories of permanently bound quarks (1975) (1)
WKB approximation for quantum theory on a lattice (1979) (1)
TWO-LOOP APPROXIMATIONS TO PROPAGATORS IN THE sigma MODEL. (1971) (1)
Source Driven Solutions of Quantum Field Theories (1997) (1)
Meson decay in a theory of bound quarks (1975) (1)
Higher-order terms in the strong-coupling expansion for the renormalized effective potential (1981) (1)
Numerical Field Theory on the Continuum (1998) (0)
Alternative numerical techniques (2002) (0)
Of Two Novel Numerical Methods in QFT (2003) (0)
Monte Carlo sampling strategies for lattice gauge calculations (1985) (0)
Remarks on the Electromagnetic-Mass Differences of the Pseudosealar Mesons. (1975) (0)
Dynamically broken gauge model without fundamental scalar fields (1976) (0)
03 25 5 v 2 1 3 D ec 1 99 9 Fast Evaluation of Feynman Diagrams (1999) (0)
Susy's six (2009) (0)
QCD ON A CRAY: THE MASSES OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES (1984) (0)
Progress report for a research program in theoretical high-energy physics. [Dept. of Physics, Brown Univ] (1980) (0)
Multilegged yroyagators in strong-coupling exyansions (1979) (0)
Progress report of a research program in experimental and theoretical high energy physics, 1 January 1992--31 May 1992 (1992) (0)
Holography, Fractals and the Weyl Anomaly (2018) (0)
Numerical Quantum Field Theory Using the Source Galerkin Method (1996) (0)
Progress report of a research program in computational physics (1990) (0)
Renormalizing the Strong-Coupling Expansion for Quantum Field Theory: Present Status (1980) (0)
Studying quantum field theories numerically on the continuum and a new look at perturbation theory (2001) (0)
Der Higgs-Mechanismus (2013) (0)
(Task A-Theoretical) A RESEARCH PROGRAM IN THEORETICAL HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS (2012) (0)
New Numerical Methods for Iterative or Perturbative Solution of Quantum Field Theory (1999) (0)
Monte Carlo calculations of elementary particle properties (1984) (0)
Equivalence of methods for determining the presence of a massless particle (1966) (0)
J. J. Sakurai Prize for Theoretical Particle Physics Talk (2010) (0)
Erratum: Strong-coupling expansion for the effective potential on a lattice (1981) (0)
Source Driven Solutions of Quantum Field Theories 1 (1997) (0)
HOW TO MEASURE 8/c WITH LATTICE &CD* (1987) (0)
Electromagnetic Mass Difference of Zero-Mass Pions: Fourth Order (1970) (0)
A ug 2 00 2 1 A Test of The Source Galerkin Method (2002) (0)
Research program in theoretical high-energy physics. Progress report. [Summaries of research activities at Brown Univ] (1979) (0)

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