Supersymmetry on the Lattice: Where Do Predictions and Results Stand ?

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Adhesive small bowel obstruction: where do we stand now?

Adhesive small bowel obstruction (ASBO) is one of the most frequently encountered disorders in Emergency Surgery Departments worldwide without negligible hospital admission rates and social costs (1,2). Notwithstanding significant improvements in techniques and materials, intra-abdominal adhesions following abdominal surgery still represent a major unsolved and debated issue harbouring challeng...

Evidence - based CAM: Where does it stand?

In the past 10 years evidence - based medicine (EBM) has developed well in all aspects of allopathic medicine giving a new dimension to patient care including cost reduction and attention to medical ethics. With the public and medical community return to complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in the last two decades there has been a call for evidence - based CAM … in the same way that all...

Uprf-2004-25 Predictions and Recent Results in Susy on the Lattice

Non-perturbative studies of supersymmetric gauge theories exhibit many fascinating properties 1 which are of great physical interest . For this reason, much effort has been dedicating to formulating lattice version of supersymmetric theories. See for example 6,7 for recent reviews on the subject at the latest Lattice conferences. While much is know analytically, the hope is that the lattice wou...

Super Yang-Mills Theories on the Two-Dimensional Lattice with Exact Supersymmetry

We construct super Yang-Mills theories with N = 2, 4 supersymmetries on the two-dimensional square lattice keeping one or two supercharges exactly. Along the same line as the previous paper [1], the construction is based on topological field theory formulation. We present two kinds of modifications of the action which preserve the exact supersymmetry and resolve the problem of degenerate classi...