Anomalies and Anomaly Inflow
My interest in anomalies started with a paper with Curt Callan that established the inflow mechanism for anomaly cancellation. This mechanism has had a wide variety of applications ranging from edge states in the Quantum Hall Effect to the formulation of domain wall fermions in lattice QCD to the derivation of anomalous couplings on D-branes. More recently I have been interested in the effects of anomalous terms arising in the AdS/CFT correspondence and their applications and also in analogous coupling that arise in the Standard Model through the gauging of WZW terms.
Research Papers:
Anomalies and fermions zero modes on strings and domain walls, with C. Callan, pdfI-brane inflow and anomalous couplings on D-branes, with M.B. Green and G.W. Moore, pdf
Anomaly inflow for gauge defects, with J. Blum, pdf
Gravitational anomaly cancellation for M theory five-branes, with D. Freed, R. Minasian and G. Moore, pdf
NonAbelian tensor multiplet anomalies, with R. Minasian and G.W.Moore, pdf
The Local structure of anomaly inflow, with O. Ruchayskiy, pdf
Anomaly mediated neutrino-photon interactions at finite baryon density, with C.T.Hill and R.J.Hill, pdf
Standard Model Gauging of the Wess-Zumino-Witten term:Anomalies,Global Currents and pseudo-Chern-Simons Interactions, with C.T.Hill and R.J.Hill, pdf
Review Papers
TASI 2003 Lectures on Anomalies pdf
Contact Information
Email: j-harvey at uchicago.edu
Phone: +1 773-702-9897
Work Address: Enrico Fermi Institute, 5620 Ellis Ave., Chicago IL 60637 USA
