Experimental and theoretical high energy physics. Progress report 1 Oct 1979 to 30 Sep 1980
Research performed in theoretical high energy physics includes: nonabelian Stokes theorem; connection between asymptotic behavior and bound states in QCD; classical solutions for gauge fields interacting with Higgs mesons; neutrino oscillations; relativistic wave equation and mass spectrum of gluonium; dynamical structures of the pion; convergence of reflectionless approximations to confining potentials; degeneracy in one-dimensional quantum mechanics; review of heavy quarks and new particles; semiclassical results on normalization of bound state wave functions; proton lifetime; quark magnetic moments and E1 radiative transitions in charmonium; lectures on quark models; inverse scattering and the upsilon family; and magnetic moments of quarks in baryons and mesons. In experimental high energy physics, the emphasis has been on strong interactions but also includes several crucial tests of the currently most important theories of elementary particle interactions. Experiments described include: electromagnetic couplings of vector mesons; direct photon production at large transverse momentum; hyperon experiments; spin effects in strong interactions; a dense detector for proton decay; and exclusive processes at large transverse momenta. (GHT)
- Research Organization:
- Minnesota Univ., Minneapolis (USA). School of Physics and Astronomy
- DOE Contract Number:
- AC02-76ER01764
- OSTI ID:
- 6771762
- Report Number(s):
- COO-1764-377; TRN: 80-019558
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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