The following pages link to S. Esposito (Q436266):
Displaying 25 items.
- Searching for an equation: Dirac, Majorana and the others (Q436267) (← links)
- Minimal coupling of the Kalb-Ramond field to a scalar field (Q702964) (← links)
- A theory of ferromagnetism by Ettore Majorana (Q1009572) (← links)
- Fermi, Majorana and the statistical model of atoms (Q1768891) (← links)
- Majorana transformation for differential equations (Q1863816) (← links)
- Majorana solutions to the two-electron problem (Q1936403) (← links)
- Classical \(v_{\text{gr}}\neq c\) solutions of Maxwell's equations and the photon tunneling effect (Q1968138) (← links)
- Majorana and the quasi-stationary states in nuclear physics (Q2426150) (← links)
- Describing \(\text{Sr}_{2}\text{RuO}_{4}\) superconductivity in a generalized Ginzburg-Landau theory (Q2429232) (← links)
- Hole theory and quantum electrodynamics in an unknown manuscript in French by Ettore Majorana (Q2643680) (← links)
- The Physics of Ettore Majorana (Q2942148) (← links)
- Majorana, Pauling and the quantum theory of the chemical bond (Q2950360) (← links)
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- Ettore Majorana and his heritage seventy years later (Q3510906) (← links)
- A GENERALIZATION OF THE GINZBURG–LANDAU THEORY TO p-WAVE SUPERCONDUCTORS (Q3534051) (← links)
- CPT-VIOLATING NEUTRINO OSCILLATIONS (Q3567220) (← links)
- Fundamental times, lengths and physical constants: Some unknown contributions by Ettore Majorana (Q3587718) (← links)
- LABORATORY BOUNDS ON LORENTZ SYMMETRY VIOLATION IN LOW ENERGY NEUTRINO PHYSICS (Q5291427) (← links)
- QUANTUM PHASE EXCITATIONS IN GINZBURG–LANDAU SUPERCONDUCTORS (Q5291473) (← links)
- An unknown story: Majorana and the Pauli-Weisskopf scalar electrodynamics (Q5433605) (← links)
- Feynman’s <i>different</i> approach to electromagnetism (Q5885930) (← links)
- Some insight into Feynman’s approach to electromagnetism (Q6105763) (← links)
- Il corso di Fisica teorica di Ettore Majorana: il ritrovamento del Documento Moreno (Q6501716) (← links)
- 40 years of history of physics in Italy (Q6604599) (← links)
