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V. Newer Frontiers and the Leading Log Swindle

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Table of Contents III
  3. Preface V
  4. Recent e+ e- Results from Desy
  5. Table of Contents 1
  6. Lecture 1 7
  7. Lecture 2 33
  8. Lecture 3 67
  9. Lecture 4 92
  10. Lecture 5 111
  11. References 134
  12. Figure Captions 146
  13. Graphics 160
  14. Still QCD-ING
  15. Table of Contents 263
  16. Abstract 267
  17. I. Yap 268
  18. II. Overview of QCD 270
  19. III. Factorization 291
  20. IV. "Static" Properties of Hadrons Using Perturbation Theory: e+ e-, Higher Twist, Onium, Heavy Quarks, and 1/NColor 322
  21. V. Newer Frontiers and the Leading Log Swindle 350
  22. VI. In Conclusion 365
  23. Acknowledgements 366
  24. References 367
  25. Phenomenological Implications of Quantum Flavor Dynamics
  26. Table of Contents 373
  27. I. Introduction 375
  28. II. Gauge Theory Primer 378
  29. III. Charged-Current Phenomenology 400
  30. IV. Neutral-Current Phenomenology 434
  31. V. γ-Wo Mixing and Gauge Theory Alternatives 482
  32. VI. Future of QFD Phenomenology 501
  33. References 538
  34. Selected Topics in Neutrino Interactions
  35. Table of Contents 551
  36. I. Beams and Detectors (Briefly) 553
  37. II. Inclusive Charged-Current Neutrino Hadron Scattering 557
  38. III. Neutrinos and Charm 574
  39. IV. Neutral Currents 584
  40. References 595
  41. Graphics 598
Proceedings of the Eighth Topical Conference in Particle Physics (1979)
This chapter is in the book Proceedings of the Eighth Topical Conference in Particle Physics (1979)
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780824887292-017

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Table of Contents III
  3. Preface V
  4. Recent e+ e- Results from Desy
  5. Table of Contents 1
  6. Lecture 1 7
  7. Lecture 2 33
  8. Lecture 3 67
  9. Lecture 4 92
  10. Lecture 5 111
  11. References 134
  12. Figure Captions 146
  13. Graphics 160
  14. Still QCD-ING
  15. Table of Contents 263
  16. Abstract 267
  17. I. Yap 268
  18. II. Overview of QCD 270
  19. III. Factorization 291
  20. IV. "Static" Properties of Hadrons Using Perturbation Theory: e+ e-, Higher Twist, Onium, Heavy Quarks, and 1/NColor 322
  21. V. Newer Frontiers and the Leading Log Swindle 350
  22. VI. In Conclusion 365
  23. Acknowledgements 366
  24. References 367
  25. Phenomenological Implications of Quantum Flavor Dynamics
  26. Table of Contents 373
  27. I. Introduction 375
  28. II. Gauge Theory Primer 378
  29. III. Charged-Current Phenomenology 400
  30. IV. Neutral-Current Phenomenology 434
  31. V. γ-Wo Mixing and Gauge Theory Alternatives 482
  32. VI. Future of QFD Phenomenology 501
  33. References 538
  34. Selected Topics in Neutrino Interactions
  35. Table of Contents 551
  36. I. Beams and Detectors (Briefly) 553
  37. II. Inclusive Charged-Current Neutrino Hadron Scattering 557
  38. III. Neutrinos and Charm 574
  39. IV. Neutral Currents 584
  40. References 595
  41. Graphics 598
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