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Geometrical phases and magnetic monopoles
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Değer, Sinan
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In this thesis, we study the subject of geometrical phases in detail by considering its various forms. We focus primarily on the relation between quantum geometrical phases and magnetic monopoles, and study how one can make use of the concepts of geometrical phases to define magnetic monopoles.
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Magnetic monopoles.
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Physics.
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S. Değer, “Geometrical phases and magnetic monopoles,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2011.