Ling-Fong Li

Emeritus Professor, Physics

Education

Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania

Research

Primary research interest is in the area of gauge theories of strong, weak and electromagnetic interactions. Current research is concerned with the phenomenology of the standard model of electroweak interactions and possible new physics beyond the standard model, including grand unified theories, and supersymmetric models. Special attention is given to studies of the symmetry laws and the spontaneous symmetry breaking mechanism.

Selected Publications

• Ling-Fong Li, Feng Wu, Coupling constant unification in extensions of standard model, International Journal of Modern Physics A 19, 3217 (2004)
• C. Barbero, Ling-Fong Li, G. Castro, A. Mariano, ΔL=2 hyperon semileptonic decays, Physical Review D 76, 116008 (2007)
• L.-F. Li, On vector Goldstone boson, The European Physical Journal C - Particles and Fields 28, 145 (2003)
• T. Cheng, Ling-Fong Li, Flavor and Spin Contents of the Nucleon in the Quark Model with Chiral Symmetry, Physical Review Letters 74, 2872 (1995)
• Bruce McWilliams, Ling-Fong Li, Virtual effects of Higgs particles, Nuclear Physics B 179, 62 (1981)
• Ling-Fong Li, Lincoln Wolfenstein, Current-algebra analysis of CP violations in K→3π decay in the six-quark Weinberg-Salam model, Physical Review D 21, 178 (1980)
• J. Bowman, T. Cheng, Ling-Fong Li, H. Matis, New Upper Limit for μ→eγγ, Physical Review Letters 41, 442 (1978)