Studies in theoretical high energy particle physics
Studies in theoretical high energy particle physics
This report discusses String models and field theories in High Energy Physics. Symmetry principles are discussed as well as elementary particle interactions. (LSP)
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645300 -- High Energy Physics-- Particle Invariance Principles & Symmetries, Quark Model, Quarks, Mechanics, Solitons, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, Charm Particles, 645200 -- High Energy Physics-- Particle Interactions & Properties-Theoretical, String Models, Particle Models, High Energy Physics, Fermions, Quantum Mechanics, Progress Report, Mathematical Models, Physics, Field Theories, Symmetry Breaking, Document Types, Postulated Particles, Extended Particle Model, Radiative Decay, Composite Models, Supersymmetry, Quasi Particles, Symmetry 662000* -- Physics Of Elementary Particles & Fields-- (1992-), Symmetry 645400* -- High Energy Physics-- Field Theory, Elementary Particles
645300 -- High Energy Physics-- Particle Invariance Principles & Symmetries, Quark Model, Quarks, Mechanics, Solitons, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, Charm Particles, 645200 -- High Energy Physics-- Particle Interactions & Properties-Theoretical, String Models, Particle Models, High Energy Physics, Fermions, Quantum Mechanics, Progress Report, Mathematical Models, Physics, Field Theories, Symmetry Breaking, Document Types, Postulated Particles, Extended Particle Model, Radiative Decay, Composite Models, Supersymmetry, Quasi Particles, Symmetry 662000* -- Physics Of Elementary Particles & Fields-- (1992-), Symmetry 645400* -- High Energy Physics-- Field Theory, Elementary Particles
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