David Berman

Prof. David Berman


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Academic Career Length

30Years (1997-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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17 June 2011 in Journal of High Energy Physics
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David Berman
MPMalcolm J. Perry
Malcolm J. Perry

9 January 2013 in Journal of High Energy Physics
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David Berman
MCMartin Cederwall
Martin Cederwall
AKAxel Kleinschmidt
Axel Kleinschmidt
DTDaniel C. Thompson
Daniel C. Thompson

22 February 2012 in Journal of High Energy Physics
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David Berman
HGHadi Godazgar
Hadi Godazgar
MPMalcolm J. Perry
Malcolm J. Perry
PWPeter West
Peter West

4 January 2012 in Journal of High Energy Physics
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David Berman
HGHadi Godazgar
Hadi Godazgar
MGMahdi Godazgar
Mahdi Godazgar
MPMalcolm J. Perry
Malcolm J. Perry

29 October 2012 in Journal of High Energy Physics
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David Berman
EMEdvard Musaev
Edvard Musaev
DTDaniel C. Thompson
Daniel C. Thompson

11 January 2019 in Journal of High Energy Physics
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David Berman
ECErick Chacón
Erick Chacón
ALAndrés Luna
Andrés Luna
CWChris D. White
Chris D. White
The double copy is a map from non-abelian gauge theories to gravity, that has been demonstrated both for scattering amplitudes and exact classical solutions. In this study, we reconsider the double copy for exact solutions that are self-dual in either the gauge or gravity theory. In this case, one may formulate a general double copy in terms of a certain differential operator, which generates the gauge and gravity solutions from a harmonic function residing in a biadjoint scalar theory. As an illustration, we examine the single copy of the well-known Eguchi-Hanson instanton in gravity. The gauge field thus obtained represents an abelian-like object whose field is dipole-like at large distances, and which has no magnetic or electric charge.