Current Topics in Elementary Particle Physics

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-viii

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2. Different Hard Processes in QCD

   • R. Petronzio

   Pages 1-21

3. Scaling Violations beyond the Leading Order

   • R. Petronzio, W. Furmanski

   Pages 23-47

4. Picture of QCD Jets: Leading Log Approximation and Beyond It

   • J. Kalinowski, K. Konishi

   Pages 49-66

5. The Photon Structure Function

   • William A. Bardeen

   Pages 67-75

6. Higher Order QCD Corrections in e+e− Annihilation into Hadrons

   • G. Schierholz

   Pages 77-102

7. Infrared Sensitive Quantities and the Structure of Final States in QCD

   • G. Marchesini

   Pages 103-108

8. Hunting for Higher Twists — A Precaution

   • Moshe Moshe

   Pages 109-116

9. Weak Decays and the Bound State Structure of Hadrons

   • Harald Fritzsch

   Pages 117-141

10. Heavy Higgs Bosons

    • Anthony C. Longhitano

    Pages 143-153

11. Computer Algebra

    • Chris. A. Cole, Stephen Wolfram

    Pages 155-165

12. Muon-Nucleon Scattering, QCD Related Experimental Results

    • F. W. Brasse

    Pages 167-181

13. Inclusive Neutrino-Nucleon Scattering by Charged Currents

    • K. Kleinknecht

    Pages 183-197

14. Classical Solutions in Gauge Theories — Spherically Symmetric Monopoles — Lax Pairs and Toda Lattices

    • David Olive

    Pages 199-217

15. Classical Solutions in Field Theory

    • E. Corrigan

    Pages 219-229

16. Generalized Non-Linear Sigma Models

    • H. Eichenherr

    Pages 231-240

17. Monte Carlo Computations for Lattice Gauge Theories with Finite Gauge Groups

    • C. Rebbi

    Pages 241-262

18. Infrared Singularities Caused by Gauge Fixing

    • W. Rühl

    Pages 263-277

19. Chiral Dynamics for Colour and Technicolour QCD Like Theories at Large N

    • P. Di Vecchia

    Pages 279-292

20. Semiclassical Non-Perturbative Effects in Quantum Field Theories

    • W. Nahm

    Pages 293-303

This volume contains the contributions to the INTERNATIONAL SUMMER INSTITUTE ON THEORETICAL PHYSICS 1980 held from September 1st to September 12th in Bad Honnef, Germany. This Institute was organized by Wuppertal University. It was the eleventh in a series of Summer Schools on particle physics carried out by German Universities. The Institute was aimed to review the present status of gauge theories in elementary particle physics, with emphasis both on the phenomenological and formal aspects. The first part of the volume covers the recent progress in the development of perturbative methods both in quantum chromodynamics (QCD) and flavor dynamics (QFD). Applications to available data from electron­ positron storage rings and deep inelastic scattering are discussed. The second part presents new results on classical solutions and non-perturbative methods in gauge theories and related field theories like non­ linear a-models. A very topical account is given on the application of Monte Carlo methods within lattice gauge theories. At present these methods appear to be the most promising technique to establish the quark confinement hypothesis within the framework of non-Abelian gauge theories. The volume is closed with a progress report on the present understanding of sup~rgravity and its relation to grand unification schemes. The lectures on Grand Unified Theories given by Dr. D. V. Nanopoulos at the Bad Honnef meeting can be found in the proceedings of the 1980 Rencontre de Moriond (Ed. J. Tran Thanh Van).

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