The Parton picture of elementary particles
Apr, 197298 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Rept. 8 (1973) 75-172
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
The parton theory is developed along several lines. We begin by developing quantum mechanics in the infinite momentum frame. The Galilean analogy is worked out and the use of non-relativistic reasoning in relativistic contexts is illustrated. Applications of infinite momentum quantum mechanics include the computation of the radius of a relativistic bound state, space time visualization of the multiperipheral model, and the eikonal approach to high energy scattering.- inspirereview:II-d-3
- review
- model: parton
- model: string
- field theory: infinite momentum
- model: multiperipheral
- electron nucleon: deep inelastic scattering
- deep inelastic scattering: electron nucleon
- electroproduction
- multiple production
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