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<title>Rotating Charged Cosmic Strings from Seiberg-Witten Non Commutative Geometry</title>
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<description>Rotating Charged Cosmic Strings from Seiberg-Witten Non Commutative Geometry
Menacera, L.; Aissaouia, H.
En utilisant la géométrie non commutative de l’espace-temps de Seiberg-Witten, pour la gravitation de jauge d’une corde cosmique charge en rotation on a déterminé explicitement en fonction du paramètre de la non commutativité de l’espace-temps les différentes expressions des veirbeins et les connections de spin non commutatifs nécessaires pour l’étude de l’effet tunnel. En utilisant la méthode BKW, pour des particules spinorielles, on a pu montrer la forme de l’expression de la température de Hawking au voisinage de l’horizon.
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<pubDate>Wed, 14 Dec 2016 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Solution of the Klein-Gordon oscillator in cosmic string space-time for scalar potentials</title>
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<description>Solution of the Klein-Gordon oscillator in cosmic string space-time for scalar potentials
Messai, N.; Boumali, A.
We study in this work the exact solutions of two-dimensional relativistic particuls of spin-0 in the cosmic string background under the effects of scalar potentials as modification in the momentum operator &#119901;&#120583;→&#119901;&#120583;−&#119890;&#119860;&#120583; and in the mass term &#119898;→&#119898;+&#119878;(&#120588;). In this way, we solve the Klein-Gordon oscillator (KG) and find the energy levels for bound states. Finally the dependance of the scalar potentials interaction with the angular frequency and the energy spectrum has been discussed.
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<pubDate>Thu, 15 Dec 2016 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Iintroduction to(&#119929;) gravity and applications</title>
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<description>Iintroduction to(&#119929;) gravity and applications
Mansour, H.; Si Lakhal, B.
Recent cosmological data show that the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate. This contradicts the results of general relativity, at least for a Universe composed only of matter. To attack this problem, two general ways have been taken: introducing a new type of energy (such as the cosmological constant Λ, dark energy) or modifying the theory of gravitation. &#13;
So, several extensions to the theory of gravitation were proposed in order to preserve the positive results of Einstein’s Theory of general relativity. The simplest extension is the so called (&#119877;) gravity which consists in replacing the Ricci scalar &#119877; by a function &#119891; of it. &#13;
Here, we review &#119891;(&#119877;) gravity, a modification to general relativity, are all about modifying the Einstein-Hilbert action and taking it to higher orders in the Ricci scalar. There are three versions of (&#119877;) modified gravity: Metric, Palatini and Metric-affine gravity. &#13;
In this work we will briefly review these versions of (&#119877;) modified gravity. We will be essentially interested in examining how does (&#119877;) gravity affects the behavior of a charged compact star.
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<pubDate>Wed, 14 Dec 2016 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>PT symmetry in non commutative geometry</title>
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<description>PT symmetry in non commutative geometry
Leghrib, I.; Mebarki, N.; Moulla, H.
A PT symmetric and pseudo hermitien hamiltonien is constructed in the context of the seubery. Written non commutatitive space-time and some physical application are presented.
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<pubDate>Thu, 15 Dec 2016 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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