Theory and phenomenology of strong and weak interaction high energy physics
Theory and phenomenology of strong and weak interaction high energy physics
This paper deals with research being conducted at the University of Arizona in the theory of strong and weak interactions. Topics in Quantum chromodynamics, quantum electrodynamics, symmetry principle, hadronic structure of the photon and other are discussed. (LSP)
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Quantum Field Theory, 645300 -- High Energy Physics-- Particle Invariance Principles & Symmetries, Basic Interactions, Interactions, Electrodynamics, Weak Interactions, Massless Particles, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, Quark-Gluon Interactions, Symmetry 645200* -- High Energy Physics-- Particle Interactions & Properties-Theoretical, Particle Interactions, Strong Interactions, Chiral Symmetry, Photons, Progress Report, Field Theories, Symmetry Breaking, Document Types, Multiplicity, Quantum Electrodynamics, Elementary Particles
Quantum Field Theory, 645300 -- High Energy Physics-- Particle Invariance Principles & Symmetries, Basic Interactions, Interactions, Electrodynamics, Weak Interactions, Massless Particles, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, Quark-Gluon Interactions, Symmetry 645200* -- High Energy Physics-- Particle Interactions & Properties-Theoretical, Particle Interactions, Strong Interactions, Chiral Symmetry, Photons, Progress Report, Field Theories, Symmetry Breaking, Document Types, Multiplicity, Quantum Electrodynamics, Elementary Particles
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