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According to Wikipedia, Sheldon Lee Glashow is a Nobel Prize-winning American theoretical physicist. He is the Metcalf Professor of Mathematics and Physics at Boston University and Eugene Higgins Professor of Physics, emeritus, at Harvard University, and is a member of the board of sponsors for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.

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Sheldon Glashow's Published Works

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Partial Symmetries of Weak Interactions (1961) (4280)
Unity of All Elementary Particle Forces (1974) (3300)
Weak Interactions with Lepton-Hadron Symmetry (1970) (1958)
Natural conservation laws for neutral currents (1977) (1079)
Hadron Masses in a Gauge Theory (1975) (975)
The Future of Elementary Particle Physics (1979) (960)
High-energy tests of Lorentz invariance (1998) (884)
Higgs Bosons from Two-Gluon Annihilation in Proton-Proton Collisions (1978) (527)
Unified Weak and Electromagnetic Interactions without Neutral Currents (1972) (347)
Cosmological sign of neutrino CP violation (2002) (342)
Cosmic ray and neutrino tests of special relativity (1997) (336)
Breaking chiral symmetry (1968) (330)
Very special relativity. (2006) (285)
Chiral color: An alternative to the standard model☆ (1987) (276)
Elementary particles and SU(4) (1964) (272)
Unconventional model of neutrino masses (1981) (270)
Zeroes of the neutrino mass matrix (2002) (261)
Nuclearites—a novel form of cosmic radiation (1984) (259)
RESONANT SCATTERING OF ANTINEUTRINOS (1960) (256)
Electrodynamic properties of baryons in the unitary symmetry scheme (1961) (234)
Lepton flavor violation in B decays? (2014) (231)
A Matter-Antimatter Universe? (1997) (221)
Molecular Charmonium: A New Spectroscopy? (1977) (182)
Pair creation constrains superluminal neutrino propagation. (2011) (165)
Departures from the eightfold way: Theory of strong interaction symmetry breakdown (1964) (162)
Is Bound Charm Found (1975) (161)
Towards a unified theory: Threads in a tapestry (1980) (157)
Gauge Theories Without Anomalies (1972) (148)
Spectroscopy of the New Mesons (1975) (145)
Charged dark matter (1990) (144)
New tests of Lorentz invariance following from observations of the highest energy cosmic γ-rays (2001) (140)
SU(5) and the invisible axion (1981) (138)
Antineutrino astronomy and geophysics (1984) (132)
Associated production of Higgs bosons and Z particles (1978) (125)
The renormalizability of vector meson interactions (1959) (120)
Disentangling neutrino oscillations (2008) (112)
Possible non-Regge behavior of electroproduction structure functions (1974) (109)
Positronium versus the mirror universe (1986) (107)
Gauge Theories of Vector Particles (1961) (106)
Galactic Neutrinos and UV Astronomy (1980) (99)
Eightfold-Way Assignments for Y1*(1660) and Other Baryons (1963) (99)
FLAVOR GONIOMETRY BY PROTON DECAY (1980) (95)
Nucleosynthesis versus the mirror universe (1987) (86)
Chemical Signatures for Superheavy Elementary Particles (1981) (81)
Spontaneous Breakdown of Elementary Particle Symmetries (1962) (81)
Photon oscillations and cosmic background radiation (1983) (78)
A theory of flavor mixing (1977) (78)
Neutrinos on earth and in the heavens (1998) (76)
Fact and fancy in neutrino physics (1974) (74)
'Just SO' Neutrino Oscillations (1987) (72)
DECAY MODES OF SPIN-TWO MESONS (1965) (69)
A Lorentz-Violating Origin of Neutrino Mass? (2006) (67)
Sum Rules for the Spectral Functions of SU(3) X SU(3) (1967) (66)
No-go for detecting CP violation via neutrinoless double beta decay (2002) (65)
Changing the Charmed Current (1975) (65)
Spontaneously Broken Gauge Symmetry and Elementary Particle Masses (1972) (65)
Top Quark Mass and Bottom Quark Decay (1983) (60)
Can the Zee ansatz for neutrino masses be correct (1999) (59)
Charmed particles from two-gluon annihilation in proton-proton collisions☆ (1978) (59)
First Workshop on Grand Unification (1980) (59)
Is there a local source of magnetic monopoles? (1982) (55)
Ambidextrous theory of the weak interactions (1977) (55)
The unmellisonant quark (1979) (55)
Remarks on neutrino tests of special relativity (1997) (54)
Is Isotopic Spin a Good Quantum Number for the New Isobars (1961) (49)
MODEL OF WEAK INTERACTIONS WITH CP VIOLATION (1965) (47)
Charm Spectroscopy via Electron-Positron Annihilation (1976) (47)
A light top quark after all (1987) (46)
On the tenfold way (1962) (46)
Upper limit on the mass of the electron neutrino (1987) (45)
A Sinister Extension of the Standard Model to SU(3)XSU(2)XSU(2)XU(1) (2005) (45)
New Tests of Lorentz Invariance Following from Observations of the Highest Energy Cosmic Gamma Rays (2002) (44)
Attempts to calculate the electron mass (1973) (43)
Neutrino exploration of the earth (1983) (42)
phi omega Mixing (1963) (39)
Neutrinoless double beta decay can constrain neutrino dark matter (2002) (39)
A novel neutrino mass hierarchy (1991) (36)
Staying alive with SU(5) (1983) (36)
Toward a Unified Theory: Threads in a Tapestry (1980) (34)
Three rods on a ring and the triangular billiard (1997) (33)
Quarks with color and flavor (1975) (32)
The 27-fold way and other ways: symmetries of mesons-baryon resonances (1962) (31)
Making Do Without the T Quark (1980) (31)
UNSTABLE HEAVY PARTICLES (1980) (30)
TANGLED IN SUPERSTRING (1988) (29)
Electromagnetic decays of pseudoscalar mesons (1969) (28)
Evading the GZK cosmic ray cutoff (1998) (28)
Vector Model of the Weak Interactions (1975) (28)
Isospin Violation in $J/\psi \to$ Baryon Anti-baryon (1982) (27)
Neutrinos at the limit (1987) (26)
Coupling-Constant Sum Rules (1963) (25)
Desperately Seeking Superstrings (1986) (24)
Unextended Technicolor and Unification (1981) (21)
New Constraints on Neutrino Velocities (2011) (21)
Decays of a leptophobic gauge boson (1996) (21)
SPONTANEOUS BREAKDOWN OF OCTET SYMMETRY (1963) (20)
Where Is the Top Quark (1980) (19)
What neutronos will tell about gauge theories (1973) (19)
Does quantum field theory need a foundation (1999) (16)
Convergent calculation of nonleptonic K decay in the intermediate-boson model (1967) (16)
ARE ALL COSMIC-RAY MUONS REALLY MUONS. (1968) (14)
μ + polarization in proton decay: A probe of flavor mixing in unified models (1981) (14)
The Charm of Physics (1991) (14)
Six-Fermion Weak Interactions (1964) (14)
Unified theory of elementary‐particle forces (1980) (14)
How cosmic-ray physicists can test special relativity (1999) (13)
Strange Beauty: Murray Gell-Mann and the Revolution in Twentieth-Century Physics (1999) (13)
Direct Ξ decay and muonium-antimuonium transitions (1961) (12)
The SSC: A Machine for the Nineties (1985) (12)
Neutrino weight watching (1980) (11)
The K+→π++e++e− decay (1962) (11)
Are Heavy Leptons Found (1975) (11)
A NEW MODEL FOR MULTIPLE MESON PRODUCTION AT HIGH ENERGIES (1959) (11)
TIME AVERAGED NEUTRINO OSCILLATIONS (1982) (11)
“Just so” neutrino oscillations are back (1998) (10)
Atmospheric Neutrino Constraints on Lorentz Violation (2004) (10)
Peculiar CERN-collider events and the fifth force (1984) (10)
Decay modes of the Ω (1964) (10)
Phase of the CP-invariance violation in τ0 decay (1965) (10)
An estimate of the fine structure constant (1979) (10)
Multiple production of mesons in pion-nucleon collisions (1960) (10)
Divergences of Massive Yang-Mills Theories: Higher Groups (1971) (9)
Interactions: A Journey Through the Mind of a Particle Physicist and the Matter of This World, Sheldon Glashow with Ben Bova. 1988. Warner Books; New York, NY. 347 pages. ISBN: 0-446-51315-6. $19.95 (1989) (9)
A simple Solution to the Strong CP Problem (2001) (9)
A Quixotic Interpretation of the $\Upsilon$ Particle (1979) (9)
Third Workshop on Grand Unification (1982) (8)
Superconducting Super Collider (1986) (8)
Science Over Politics (1999) (8)
Is Higgs found (1984) (8)
Particle Physics in The United States, A Personal View (2013) (8)
From alchemy to quarks (1994) (8)
DIVERGENCES OF MASSIVE YANG--MILLS THEORIES. (1971) (8)
Does dark matter affect the solar neutrino flux? (1986) (7)
Searching for a light Higgs boson (1988) (7)
Gauge theory of weak and electromagnetic interactions with han-nambu quarks (1973) (7)
Breaking chiral SU(3) x SU(3) (1968) (7)
Baryon resonances in W3 symmetry (1964) (7)
Mass formulas and mass inequalities for reducible unitary multiplets (1964) (7)
Octuplet transformation properties of weak interactions (1964) (7)
Can ζ (8.3 GeV) be one of two Higgs bosons (1984) (7)
Gluon-axigluon decay of the Z0 (1988) (7)
Tests of charge symmetry and scaling in neutrino physics (1974) (6)
TEPEE/GReAT (General Relativity Accuracy Test in an Einstein Elevator): ready to start (2008) (6)
Playing with Neutrino Masses (2009) (5)
One two-Z model confronts experiment (1990) (5)
Model of neutrino-induced multilepton events (1978) (5)
From alchemy to quarks : the study of physics as a liberal art (1994) (5)
Message for Sudarshan symposium (2009) (5)
Charm: An Invention Awaits Discovery (1974) (5)
Pseudo-Cabibbo structure in a gauge theory of weak interactions and electromagnetism (1973) (5)
Is Charge-Conjugation Invariance Badly Broken? (1965) (5)
TESTING THE PRINCIPLE OF EQUIVALENCE IN AN EINSTEIN ELEVATOR (2007) (5)
The End of the High-Energy Frontier (1983) (4)
Question of parity violation in e/sup +/e/sup -/ annihilation. [Neutral currents] (1976) (4)
Searching for the Higgs at SLC and lep (1988) (4)
Formal similarities of weak, strong and electromagnetic interactions (1962) (4)
Kaon Decay and Pion Phase Shifts (1967) (4)
Advances in the development of the experiment to test the equivalence principle in an Einstein elevator (2007) (4)
Nuclear physics: Taking serious risks seriously (1999) (4)
Fact and Fancy in Neutrino Physics II (2003) (4)
Fields, Particles and Currents (1977) (4)
Soft superweak CP violation and the strong CP puzzle (1998) (4)
Test of the Equivalence Principle in an Einstein Elevator: highlights of the first-year progress report (2004) (3)
Cabibbo mixing and the search for CP violation in the aspon model (1996) (3)
Nobel laureates' letter to President Bush. (2001) (3)
BLESSED IS THE WEAK (1997) (3)
Cosmological searches for photon velocity oscillations (1998) (3)
Model of soft CP violation using scalars with quark number two. (2001) (3)
Immanuel Kant versus the Princes of Serendip: Does science evolve through blind chance or intelligent design? (2002) (3)
TEPEE/GReAT (General Relativity Accuracy Test in an Einstein Elevator): Advances in the detector development (2008) (3)
Non-associative Loops for Holger Bech Nielsen (2001) (2)
The End of Science?: Attack and Defense (1991) (2)
Decays of very unstable particles (1962) (2)
Measurement of the quality factor of a new low-frequency differential accelerometer for testing the equivalence principle. (2014) (2)
Detector Configurations for Equivalence Principle Tests with Strong Separation of Signal from Noise (2006) (2)
Phenomenology of Gauge Theories (1979) (2)
EMPIRICAL MASS FORMULA FOR MESONS AND BARYONS (1968) (2)
A Neutrino-Free Universe (1981) (2)
To Abalone Unbound (1984) (2)
μ-Meson Decay (1959) (2)
Julian Schwinger: Prodigy, Problem Solver, Pioneering Physicist (1995) (2)
Theory or force (1981) (2)
Not So Real (2018) (1)
Can the Future of Neutrino Physics Compare with its Past? (2007) (1)
Old and New Directions in Elementary Particle Physics (1981) (1)
Weak Interactions with Lepton-Hadron Synnnetry * (2011) (1)
A Guide to Weak Interactions( (1970) (1)
Science education and US technology (1983) (1)
Tests of the isospin structure of the weak current in neutrino physics (1973) (1)
Muonium-antimuonium transitions (1961) (1)
Strangeness Violating Dibaryon Decay (2010) (1)
Beyond Darwin: from the elements to the Universe (2009) (1)
The Effect of Doppler Broadening on the $6.3 \ PeV$ $W^-$ Resonance in $\bar{\nu}_e e^-$ Collisions (2014) (1)
Flight Definition of an Experiment to Test the equivalence Principle in an Einstein Elevator (2001) (1)
Equivalence Principle's Test with Improved Accuracy using a Cryogenic Differential Accelerometer Installed on a Pendulum. (2013) (1)
Topics in Elementary Particle Physics (1985) (1)
Neutrinos with Seesaw Masses and Suppressed Interactions (2003) (1)
Developments in Particle Physics (1982) (1)
Conceptual foundations of quantum field theory: Panel discussion (1999) (1)
A proposal for a test of Weak Equivalence Principle with improved accuracy using a cryogenic differential accelerometer installed on a pendulum (2015) (1)
Neutrinos and Their Charged Cousins: Are They Secret Sharers? (2011) (1)
The Truth About Lie Groups (1988) (1)
Magnetic Monopoles about us (1982) (1)
Interpretation of theBe9(p, d)Reaction at Energies of 5 to 30 Mev (1956) (1)
Physical Review Letters (1958) (1)
GReAT (General Relativity Accuracy Test): a free fall test of Weak Equivalence Principle from stratospheric balloon altitude . (2008) (1)
FUTURE OF WEAK INTERACTIONS * (1977) (1)
The End of Superworld III (1990) (1)
The errors and animadversions of Honest Isaac Newton (2008) (1)
Reflections on a Revolution (2020) (0)
In Memoriam: Steven Weinberg (2021) (0)
Decays of a leptophobic gauge boson The Harvard community has made this article openly available. Please share how this access benefits you. Your story matters (2008) (0)
Further Questions for Glashow (2020) (0)
Astrophysics and Elementary Particles. Introductory Talk (1980) (0)
What a biologist should know about Physics (2000) (0)
The Unmillisonant quark (1979) (0)
Breaking Lorentz invariance (2008) (0)
Physics Focus and Fiscal Forces (1991) (0)
Threads in the Tapestry of Physics (2017) (0)
The Great LEP Forward (1990) (0)
Confusions Regarding Quantum Mechanics (2020) (0)
Beating the Standard Model (1998) (0)
Current Algebras and Applications to Particle Physics. Stephen L. Adler and Roger F. Dashen. Benjamin, New York, 1968. xiv + 394 pp., illus. Cloth, $12.50; paper, $5.95. Frontiers in Physics (1969) (0)
Particle Physics in the Nineties (1991) (0)
Current Algebras and Their Application. B. Renner. Pergamon, New York, 1968. xiv + 177 pp., illus. $9. International Series of Monographs in Natural Philosophy, vol. 12 (1969) (0)
The fifth force (1986) (0)
SYMMETRIES OF STRONG INTERACTIONS. (1967) (0)
Can loss of teeth cause symptoms of old age? (1980) (0)
In Memoriam: Murray Gell-Mann (2019) (0)
The role of religion in the longer-range future, April 6, 7, and 8, 2006 (2008) (0)
The New Frontier (1980) (0)
The vector meson in elementary particle decays : a thesis (1958) (0)
The Standard Model (2018) (0)
The Weak Equivalence Principle (WEP) and the General Relativity Accuracy Test (GReAT) with an Einstein Elevator (2005) (0)
Development of a High-Sensitivity Differential Accelerometer to be Used in the Experiment to Test the Equivalence Principle in an Einstein Elevator (2003) (0)
PICTURE OF rho--$omega$ MIXING. (1970) (0)
Report CTSL-28 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Synchrotron Laboratory Pasadena, California GAUGE THEORIES OF VECTOR PARTICLES* (2017) (0)
First Workshop on Grand Unification: New England Center University of New Hampshire April 10–12, 1980 (1980) (0)
Development of accelerometer prototype for testing the equivalence principle in free fall (2008) (0)
SOMETHING NEW IN COSMIC RAYS. (1968) (0)
The Road to Electro-Weak Unification (1996) (0)
My life with quarks (2014) (0)
My Memories of E. C. G. (George) Sudarshan (2019) (0)
A Neutrino Mass Matrix with Vanishing $μ$--$μ$ and $τ$--$τ$ Entries (2007) (0)
THE K$sup +$ $Yields$ $pi$$sup +$ + e $sup +$ + e $sup -$ DECAY (1962) (0)
A Neutrino Mass Matrix with Vanishing mu-mu and tau-tau Entries (2007) (0)
IDEAS ABOUT CP. (1967) (0)
M ay 2 00 2 MADPH-02-1273 UPR-0994 T No-go for detecting CP violation via neutrinoless double beta decay (2008) (0)
Non-Associative Loops for Holger (0)
FACT & FANCY IN NEUTRINO PHYSICS II (2003) (0)
Third Workshop on Grand Unification, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, April 15-17, 1982 : [proceedings] (1982) (0)
Gloria Becker Lubkin (2020) (0)
CHIRAL SU$sub 3$ x SU$sub 3$ FOR MESONS. (1969) (0)
PASCOS for Spouses (After-dinner talk) (2001) (0)
Thurs . 11 : 00 Dynamics near the critical point in heat flow (2002) (0)
Elementary Particle Physics Today (1985) (0)
Physical Review Letters Breaking Chiral Symmetry* (0)
FOR PHYSICS AT LEP (2010) (0)
Response to the Comment by Pasupathy and Rajasekaran (1975) (0)
Quark Families and Flavor — Changing Neutral Currents (1996) (0)
THE PAST AND FUTURE OF NEUTRINO PHYSICS (2021) (0)
Remembering Stephen Hawking (2022) (0)
NEUTRINOS - THE SOFT UNDERBELLY OF THE STANDARD MODEL (2005) (0)
Welcome to ‘Sudarshan's 7 Science Quests’ (2009) (0)
The Game of Bop: Wacky Wordplay for the Mathematically Minded. (1992) (0)
The structure of matter and the origin od the Universe (2004) (0)
Possible Determination of Hyperon Parities and Coupling Strengths (1959) (0)
How to Compute the Cabibbo Angle with Six Quarks (1976) (0)
WEAK INTERACTIONS AND CP VIOLATION. (1967) (0)
Remarks on the Electromagnetic-Mass Differences of the Pseudosealar Mesons. (1975) (0)
Unification: Then and Now (2012) (0)
Additional contributions by Sheldon Lee Glashow, Donald H. Perkins, and Antonino Pullia (2004) (0)
Enlarged Peccei-Quinn symmetry and limits from the supernova (1988) (0)
Novel cosmic radiation. (1984) (0)
Long Lost Love (2019) (0)
Scenarios for physics at LEP (1979) (0)
The Champions of the Universe (1990) (0)
Neutrino Helioseismology (1992) (0)
Sidney Richard Coleman (2008) (0)
The End of the Superworld (1990) (0)
Positivity and internal symmetry (1973) (0)
A parable of the pure and the practical (2013) (0)
The Yang–Mills Model (2020) (0)
Terrestrial Neutrino Oscillations Illustrated (1999) (0)
Exponential Growth (2020) (0)

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