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In $D$-dimensional gauge theory with a kinetic term based on the p-form tensor gauge field, we introduce a gauge invariant operator associated with the composite formed from a electric $(p-1)$-brane and a magnetic $(q-1)$-brane in $D=p+q+1$ spacetime dimen

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aCompositeOperatorsandTopologicalContributionsinGaugeTheoryJungjaiLee1DepartmentofPhysics,DaeJinUniversity,PoCheon,GyeongGi487-711,KoreaYeongDeokHan2DepartmentofPhysics,WoosukUniversity,Hujeong,Samrye,Wanju,Cheonbuk565-701,KoreaAbstractInD-dimens

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End-user development (EUD) has been a Holy Grail of software tool developers since James Martin launched 4th generation computing environments in the early eighties. Even though there has been considerable success in adaptable and programmable applications

Contributions, Costs and Prospects for End-User Development

Alistair Sutcliffe, Darren Lee & Nik Mehandjiev

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We derive analytic formulas for the radiatively corrected mass of the scalar Higgs boson in the framework of the minimal supersymmetric standard model (MSSM). Since the scalar-top-quark mass in our analysis include terms proportional to the gauge couplings

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aThegaugebosoncontributionstotheradiativelycorrectedmassofthescalarHiggsbosonintheminimalsupersymmetricstandardmodelSeungWooHamandSunKunOhDepartmentofPhysics,Kon-KukUniversity,Seoul143-701,KoreaBjongRoKimIII.Physikalisches.Institut.A,RWTHAachen

It is possible to place direct constraints on WW-photon and WWZ couplings by studying their tree-level contributions to the process e^+e^- ---> W^+W^-. However, these couplings also contribute at the loop level to e^+e^- ---> f fbar processes where `f' is

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aKEK-TH-531KEKPreprint97-107hep-ph/9708218July1997ContributionsofLEP1.5,LEP2andlinear-colliderdatatoindirectconstraintsonnon-Abeliangauge-bosoncouplingsR.SzalapskiTheoryGroup,KEK,Tsukuba,Ibaraki305,JapanAbstractItispossibletoplacedirectconstraint

It is possible to place direct constraints on WW-photon and WWZ couplings by studying their tree-level contributions to the process e^+e^- ---> W^+W^-. However, these couplings also contribute at the loop level to e^+e^- ---> f fbar processes where `f' is

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aKEK-TH-531KEKPreprint97-107hep-ph/9708218July1997ContributionsofLEP1.5,LEP2andlinear-colliderdatatoindirectconstraintsonnon-Abeliangauge-bosoncouplingsR.SzalapskiTheoryGroup,KEK,Tsukuba,Ibaraki305,JapanAbstractItispossibletoplacedirectconstraint