Titlebook: Many Degrees of Freedom in Particle Theory; H. Satz Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 Lattice gauge theory.Pet.clust

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Charmed Particles and Drell-Yan Photons as Sources of Direct Leptons,to Drell-Yan estimates) muon pair continuum at 1 gt; M gt; 3 GeV might be due to a common source, semileptonic decays of charmed particles. This is possible if the total charm production cross section is of the order of 100 μb at Fermilab energies.

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Clustering and Clusters,r of the topic one is going to discuss. In my case this does not present any difficulty. Clustering is a pictorial term for positive correlations in an ensemble of randomly distributed bodies or events, which can be represented in some space by a system of random points. Probabilistic techniques whi

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Lectures on Hadron-Nucleus Collisions at High Energies,ranium constitute the nuclear targets. It is argued that a relatively large amount of blackness in hadron-nucleus cross sections puts strong constraints on the inclusive spectrum. Reasons are given why the spectrum of fast particles in a hadron-nucleus collision must be very different than such a sp

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Inclusive Correlations in the Central Region,cture. The cluster picture attempts to explain why the correlations are present in data by postulating a few simple properties for objects called clusters. Unfortunately, the clusters make no direct contact with known physical mechanisms. To attempt a remedy, the correlations are then discussed from

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Who Needs Clusters in the Dual Bootstrap?,roper counting of the contribution of all intermediate states to the planar unitarity summation is exposed. This interplay guarantees a pure Regge-pole-type solution to the bootstrap program. The naive expectation that planar unitarity will enforce the existence of Regge cuts does not materialize at

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978-1-4684-2816-2Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978

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,Reggeon Field Theory with α (O) > 1,I will discuss in these lectures the theory of the Pomeron when the intercept α(O) is larger than one. In the first two parts of the lectures I will give the motivations for such an investigation, as well as a short introduction to the Reggeon calculus. In the last part I will describe what I believe to be the solution when α(O)gt;1.

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