Kitchu the great monopole owner
University of Hyderabad
Home of Dr T P Radhakrishnan
Radha joined Princeton a few years after us. He was in the group of Prof Zoltan Soos.
I am here visiting them for a day and having a great time talking to Kitchu, his son.
Kitchu believes he can create a magnetic monopole :-)
He wanted to know about blogs and I showed him this site.
The pictures below show Kitchu the great, Radha and Latha and yours truly.
Home of Dr T P Radhakrishnan
Radha joined Princeton a few years after us. He was in the group of Prof Zoltan Soos.
I am here visiting them for a day and having a great time talking to Kitchu, his son.
Kitchu believes he can create a magnetic monopole :-)
He wanted to know about blogs and I showed him this site.
The pictures below show Kitchu the great, Radha and Latha and yours truly.
posted by लाल्टू @ 5:15 AM
1 Comments:
At Mon Jan 09, 03:16:00 PM,
N. Sukumar said…
Kitchu is right! Magnetic monopoles? Not a problem... tell him to look up Bernard Zygelman, Appearance of gauge potentials in atomic collision physics, Physics Letters A, 125(9), 476-481 (1987)
Abstract: The dynamical equations obtained from the method of perturbed stationary states (PSS) are shown to be formally equivalent to the dynamical equations of a particle with N internal degrees of freedom minimally coupled to U (N) static gauge potentials. Several examples are given that illustrate the appearance of non-abelian and magnetic monopole gauge potentials in simple systems. Advantages of expressing the PSS equations as a gauge theory are discussed.
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