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1 Introduction 2 Multipole Decomposition 3 Source Multipole Moments 4 Post-Minkowskian Approximation 5 Radiative Multipole Moments 6 Post-Newtonian Approximation 7 Point-Particles 8 Conclusion

This is a survey of the spectral theory of tensors.

An observation on Hall-Littlewood polynomials.

A viewpoint-article comment on asymptotic iteration method.

An article for the Springer Encyclopedia of Complexity and System Science

A comment on cond-mat/0210707, cond-mat/0208230, cond-mat/0207153, and cond-mat/0202140.

Gravity with incorporation of additional dimensions and noncommutative geometry.

A reply to a comment by Mineev and Champel.

This is a supplementary material to our Comment arXiv:0909.4265 on M. Stern, V. Garmider, E. Segre, M. Rappaport, V. Umansky, Y. Levinson, and I. Bar-Joseph, Phys. Rev. Lett. 101, 257402 (2008).

We present a method which allows to extract theoretical informations out of a limited set of experimental data and observables, forming up in general an under- constrained system. It has been applied to the field of nucleon structure, in…

This is a short review on the applications of Lieb-Robinson bounds for a general readership of mathematical physicists.

In an extra dimensional EW model in M_4 X S_1 there is no distinction mathematically with the standard model analog as far as the degrees of freedom of the two models along with the masses and more importantly the mass ratio relation in the…

A Comment on the Letter by Raphael Blumenfeld and Sam F. Edwards, [Phys. Rev. Lett. 90, 114303 (2003)].

We present a fit to the experimental charged lepton masses as coming from radiative corrections in QED.

This paper is a detailed account of the recent progress in understanding the statistical properties of complex eigenvalues of random non-Hermitian matrices reported earlier in our two short communications: Physics Letters A v.226, 46 (1997)…

This write-up starts by introducing lattice chirality to people possessing a fairly modern mathematical background, but little prior knowledge about modern physics. I then proceed to present two new and speculative ideas.

We derive a general relativistic Hamiltonian valid for both bound and scattering systems by reducing the four-component Dirac equation to a two-component Dirac-Pauli form. Unlike conventional approaches, our formulation includes first-order…

These Lecture notes give an introduction to Regge calculus as a discrete model of General Relativity.

This article is a reply to the Comment by D. Spemann et al (arXiv:1204.2992) in response to our paper 'Revealing common artifacts due to ferromagnetic inclusions in highly oriented pyrolytic graphite' (EPL, 97 (2012) 47001).

Introduction to the Special Issue on Complex Networks, Artificial Life journal.