Spectroscopy of Light and Heavy Quarks

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-viii

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2. Theory

   1. What’s New in the Old Spectroscopy?

      • Nathan Isgur

      Pages 1-23

   2. Exotic States Beyond the Conventional Quark Model: Mesonic Nuclei and Interhadron Potentials

      • T. Barnes

      Pages 25-40

   3. Prospects for Gluonic Hadrons at CERN

      • Frank Close

      Pages 41-65

   4. Spin-Dependent Forces between Quarks

      • Dieter Gromes

      Pages 67-84

3. Experimental Reviews

   1. Resonances

      • Lucien Montanet

      Pages 85-158

   2. Experimental Search for Gluonic Mesons

      • F. Couchot

      Pages 159-182

   3. Experimental Status of J/ψ Decays

      • Gerald Eigen

      Pages 183-246

   4. Hadron Spectroscopy with Gams

      • Freddy G. Binon

      Pages 247-276

   5. The CERN Ω-Wa76 Experiment: Light Meson Spectroscopy in the Central Region

      • Antimo Palano

      Pages 277-306

4. New Experiments with Antiproton Beams

   1. The Crystal Barrel Experiment (PS 197) at Lear

      • Crystal Barrel Collaboration

      Pages 307-309

   2. Spectroscopy of Non-Exotic (q\(\bar q\)) and Exotic (gg, ggg, q\(\bar q\)g, q\(\bar q\)q\(\bar q\)) Light Mesons with the Obelix Detector at Lear

      • Ugo Gastaldi

      Pages 311-339

   3. Spectroscopy at Lear with an Internal Gas Jet Target PS202 Collaboration

      • K. Kirsebom

      Pages 341-349

   4. Antiproton-Proton Formation of Charmonium States

      • Gerald A. Smith

      Pages 351-358

5. Lear and Future Facilities for Meson Spectroscopy

   1. Lear, Past, Present and Near Future

      • Pierre Lefèvre

      Pages 359-371

   2. Slear, A High Luminosity 10 Gev Proton-Antiproton Storage Ring with Superconducting Magnets

      • R. Giannini, P. Lefèvre, D. Möhl

      Pages 373-380

   3. Physics with Medium-Energy Antiproton Beams—Superlear

      • Pietro Dalpiaz

      Pages 381-384

   4. e+e− Heavy Flavour Factories Based on New Ideas

      • Guy Coignet

      Pages 385-399

   5. A τ-Charm Factory at CERN

      • Jasper Kirkby

      Pages 401-421

   6. European Hadron Facility

      • F. Scheck, F. Bradamante, J. M. Richard

      Pages 423-433

The second course of the International School on Physics with Low Energy Antiprotons was held in Erice, Sicily at the Ettore Majorana Centre for Scientific Culture, from May 20 to May 31, 1987. The School is dedicated to physics accessible to experiments using low energy antiprotons, especially in view of operation of the LEAR facility at CERN with the upgraded antiproton source AAC (Antiproton Accumulator AA and Antiproton Collector ACOL). The first course in 1986 covered topics related to fundamental symmetries. This book contains the proceedings of the second course which focused on spectroscopy of light and heavy quarks. These proceedings contain both the tutorial lectures and contri­ butions presented by participants during the School. The papers are organized in four sections: The first section includes theoretical reviews. Section II contains experimental reviews and covers the results in meson spectroscopy from DM2, MARK III, GAMS and n-WA76. Section III presents the new meson spectroscopy experiments in pre­ paration at CERN and Fermilab: Crystal Barrel, OBELIX, Jetset and E760. Section IV is dedicated to LEAR and to future facilities where meson spectroscopy would be a principal component of the physics programme. We should like to thank Dr. Alberto Gabriele and the staff of the Ettore Majorana Centre who provided for a smooth running of the School and a very pleasant stay. We are particularly grateful to Mrs. Anne Marie Bugge for her crucial help during the preparation and running of the School and for the editing of these Proceedings.

• CERN
• Charmonium
• Meson
• Quark
• Storage ring
• hadron

• CERN, Geneva, Switzerland

  Ugo Gastaldi, Robert Klapisch

• Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot, UK

  Frank Close

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