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A View of Elementary Particle Physics Based on the Renormalization Theory

Takao Okabayashi

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Various aspects of renormalization theory are discussed from a new standpoint. Especially, it is explained that we have a possibility to make use of the image inherent in the renormalization philosophy in order to get a deeper understanding of the pseudo-quantum numbers such as parity, hypercharge and isotopic spin which are not always conserved.

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Various aspects of renormalization theory are discussed from a new standpoint. Especially, it is explained that we have a possibility to make use of the image inherent in the renormalization philosophy in order to get a deeper understanding of the pseudo-quantum numbers such as parity, hypercharge and isotopic spin which are not always conserved.

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Various aspects of renormalization theory are discussed from a new standpoint. Especially, it is explained that we have a possibility to make use of the image inherent in the renormalization philosophy in order to get a deeper understanding of the pseudo-quantum numbers such as parity, hypercharge and isotopic spin which are not always conserved.

Key concepts: Renormalization, Hypercharge, Physics, Renormalization group, Theoretical physics, Quantum mechanics, Fermion

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