Strong CP Problem & Axions | Quantum Field Theory

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In this video, we will explain the strong CP problem and how a new particle, called the axion, might be able to solve it.

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00:00 Introduction
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Very good video. It was hard for me to find a physics video without being too basic, your video is therefore excellent!

romanpicazofrutos
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Brilliant video! I'm still learning non-relativistic quantum mechanics and have only a little exposure to QFT, but I was able to understand pretty well. Great job!

CrucemDomini
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Hi, great video! Could you suggest some texts that provide a pedagogical review of this topic? Many thanks.

krishnanganesh
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If the mass is a function of such a particle interacting with the Higgs field could such a large mass be explain by a higher frequency interaction than expected? In other words it might not be more massive but instead have higher energy with respect to the Higgs field.

darkmath
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You should also discuss how we know that theta doesn't equal pi, which is the other CP invariant value. This is a famous paper by Witten which uses the chiral perturbation theory of pions.

annaclarafenyo
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Why doesn't a similar problem arise in the case of QED then, where the Lagrangian has the same structure as the one for QCD? Why is the CP-violating term not considered/noncontributing there?

ayushraj
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Would love to see you do a video on photon propagator derivation using path integrals. Need not be in a single video. May be do a video on Fadeev popov method.

preethamkumar
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Could you also try to do a video on projective representations of Lorentz group. BTW, great work!

preethamkumar
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An anti proton say to a positron: what's the matter with you?

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