Erratum to: Monopole production via photon fusion and Drell–Yan processes: MadGraph implementation and perturbativity via velocity-dependent coupling and magnetic moment as novel features

Baines, S.; Mavromatos, Nikolaos; Mitsou, V. A.; Pinfold, J. L.; Santra, A.

doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-019-6678-7

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“…But these virtual photons are composed entirely of math and exist only to fill the gaps in physics such as the origin of the magnetic force. Furthermore, the Grand Unified Theories predict the existence of magnetic monopoles [18]- [25]. Monopoles have never been observed.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Electric Origin of Magnetic Forces Theory: General Framework

Shadid

2020

IEEE Access

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This paper presents the first general framework to explain the magnetic force as a result of electric force interactions between current charges moving at any constant speed and combination. The explanation depends on analyzing the spreading electric field in the space and the movement of charges inside current elements. Previous work used special relativity to describe the magnetic force as an electric one, but this description contradicts the fact that electrically neutral wires stay neutral with or without current flowing through them, as well as, it does not facilitate the derivation of the infinitesimal laws of magnetism. In this paper, the provided explanation is proved by deriving the infinitesimal magnetic force law and Biot-Savart law using the basis of electric forces. This work lies at the intersection between Electrical Engineering and Physics, and it is important to understand what is magnetism and its origin. Such understanding may help engineers and scientists in making new advancements in magnetic materials and applied magnetic technologies.

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confidence: 99%

The Electric Origin of Magnetic Forces Theory: General Framework

Shadid

2020

IEEE Access

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“…The process is dominant for masses up to 5.5 TeV, and the cross sections decays rapidly for > 4 TeV. The results in [13] point out that the total cross sections increase with the parameter , and the same behavior is achieved for the entire mass range. The cross section for = 3 is up to 10 2 times higher than the one for = 0 only in photon fusion and around 10 times higher in Drell Yan.…”

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confidence: 62%

“…Since assumes values from 0 to 1, the coupling can only be expanded perturbatively for slowly moving monopoles, when < 1. A more recent model [13] proposes an addition of a magnetic moment dependence in the velocity dependent coupling. This dependence is given in terms of a parameter , inserted in the magnetic moment of a monopole…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The cross sections for the subprocess of monopole production, in the velocity-dependent model, are obtained by replacing → in the usual cross sections for electron-positron production, as can be seen in [15] and [18]. Once including the magnetic term, the cross sections can be recalculated using computational resources, as done in [13]. For the monopolium, the production rate can be found by solving the Schrödinger equation with the interaction potential [14]…”

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Magnetic Monopoles in pp Collisions

Carlos¹

2021

Proceedings of 40th International Conference on High Energy Physics — PoS(ICHEP2020)

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The aim of the study is to propose a review and establish limits for the production of the Dirac magnetic monopole and monopolium in pp collisions. The mass range used for the monopole is based on the last results of ATLAS and MoEDAL, and the simulations are made for the current LHC anergies and for the energies of the future colliders HE-LHC and FCC. The cross sections are calculated for the usual velocity dependent coupling and the more recent proposed coupling with magnetic moment dependence, and the advantages in using each of the couplings and the monopolium as an indirect measure are discussed.

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“…In ref. [9], the results of which are highlighted here, effective field theoretical models to obtain production mechanisms were considered based on electric-magnetic duality, i.e. on the replacement of the electric charge q e by the magnetic charge g, the latter obeying Dirac's quantisation rule: gq e = 2πn, n ∈ Z.…”

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Monopole production via photon fusion at the LHC

Mitsou¹

2019

Proceedings of Corfu Summer Institute 2018 "School and Workshops on Elementary Particle Physics and Gravity" — PoS(CORFU2018)

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The existence of magnetic monopoles, also predicted in some GUT theories, would symmetrise Maxwell equations and explain the charge quantisation. Searches for them are being performed in cosmic telescopes as well as in collider experiments, such as MoEDAL and ATLAS. In this report, we focus on the, least explored, photon-fusion mechanism, yet Drell-Yan results are discussed, too. Cross sections for monopoles of spin 0, 1 /2 and 1 for an effective monopole-velocitydependent magnetic charge are presented. For spin-1 /2 and spin-1 monopoles, a magnetic-moment term is included, which is treated as a new phenomenological parameter and, together with the velocity-dependent coupling, allows for a perturbative treatment of the cross-section calculation. We present an appropriate implementation of photon-fusion and Drell-Yan processes into MADGRAPH UFO models, aimed to serve as a useful tool in monopole searches at LHC, especially for photon fusion, given that it has not been considered by experimental collaborations recently. Moreover, the experimental implications of such perturbatively reliable monopole searches are discussed.

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Erratum to: Monopole production via photon fusion and Drell–Yan processes: MadGraph implementation and perturbativity via velocity-dependent coupling and magnetic moment as novel features

Cited by 12 publications

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The Electric Origin of Magnetic Forces Theory: General Framework

The Electric Origin of Magnetic Forces Theory: General Framework

Magnetic Monopoles in pp Collisions

Monopole production via photon fusion at the LHC

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