Biennial Report 2005-2007 - Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics

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October 16, 2008 Biennial Report 2005-07 ixAbbreviationsused for Divisions/Sections/FacilitiesDivisions/Sections/FacilitiesTheoryNuclear & Atomic PhysicsIndia-based Neutrino ObservatoryHigh Energy PhysicsMicroelectronicsExperimental Condensed MatterTheoretical Condensed MatterSurface PhysicsPlasma PhysicsBiophysicsChemical ScienceCrystallography & Molecular BiologyStructural GeneomicsElectronic Workshop FacilityAbbreviationsTheoNAPINOHEPMEDECMPTCMPSPPPBPCSDC&MBSGEWF
1 Theoretical PhysicsThe research areas of theoretical physics were diverse in nature from quantum gravity tonuclear reactions and nuclear structure, from particle phenomenology and quark-gluonplasma to problems in mathematical physics were covered. In mathematical physicsproperties of generalised Calogero model and generalised nonlinear Schrödinger modelwere studied. In black hole physics counting of microscopic states in loop quantumgravity, Hawking temperature from tunnelling formalism and quasinormal modes ofstringy black holes were some of the areas studied. A comparative study of dark matterevolution from Type I supernovae and gamma ray bursts was done. In string theoryadvances were made in the problem of supersymmetric p-brane and in the study oftachyon condensation. Different aspects of models of supersymmetry, flavour physics inorbifold GUT models, physics issues of Drell-Yan process at hadron colliders were someof the areas studied in particle phenomenology.The effects of hyperon matter in rotating compact stars, the possible common origin ofthe highest energy cosmic rays and baryon asymmetry, dynamics of dwarf spheroidalsand the dark matter halo of galaxies were probed in the area of astroparticle physics.Detailed studies of eta meson and hyperon productions in nucleon-nucleon collisionwere studied using the effective Lagrangian picture. Low energy pion in nuclear matterand photo-induced pi pi production and beta decay rates for supernova and r-processevolution were also investigated. The aspects of energy loss of charm quarks, the problemof dynamic screening and the wake structure associated with it were studied for theQuark-Gluon Plasma. The thermodynamical aspects for the strongly interacting matterin the Polyakov-Nambu-Jona-Lasinio model were studied and estimates of susceptibilityobtained.1.1 General, Mathematical & Statistical Physics1.1.1.1 Generation and prediction of self-similar processes by surrogatesA self-similar process has power spectrum with power law depending on its self-similarity parameterH and we use this property for its generation by the method of surrogate data. The surrogates area set of random data with the same distribution as that of the increments of the process. These areiteratively rearranged according to the rank order of a time series obtained with the same powerlaw spectrum. The method is fast, and reliable as shown by the characteristics reproduced. It isalso possible to extend this method to prediction of a self-similar process, the success of which will1
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Nuclear Sciences 67Subhajit Biswas
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Nuclear Sciences 71Chennai, Tamilna
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Material Physics 169of various comp
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Material Physics 171Subhendu Sarkar
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Material Physics 173MK Mukhopadhyay
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7 TeachingThe teaching programme of
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9 Institute Colloquia20 April, 2005
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IndexAbada, A, 7, 8, 19Abu-Ibrahim,
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