Abstract:CONTENTS Introduction I. The Nonrelativistic Quark Model and the Classification of Hadrons 109 II. Mass Formulas in the Quark Model 110 III. Electromagnetic Properties of Hadrons 112 IV. Weak Interact...CONTENTS Introduction I. The Nonrelativistic Quark Model and the Classification of Hadrons 109 II. Mass Formulas in the Quark Model 110 III. Electromagnetic Properties of Hadrons 112 IV. Weak Interactions of Hadrons 115 V. Scattering of High-energy Particles (Description of the Model) 116 VI. Main Consequences of the Quark Model for the Scattering of High-energy Hadrons 117 VII. Relations between Total Cross Sections 118 VIII. Relations between Differential Cross Sections for Inelastic Reactions 120 IX. The Density Matrix 122 X. Collisions of High-energy Hadrons (Relations between the Nonrelativistic Quark Model and other Theories) 123 XI. Conclusion 124 What Should be Measured and Why 124 Appendix I. Hadron Wave Functions in the Quark Model 125 Appendix II 126 Literature Cited 127Read More
Publication Year: 1968
Publication Date: 1968-01-31
Language: en
Type: article
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