Buch, Englisch, Band 15, 299 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 487 g
Reihe: Few-Body Systems
Proceedings of the XXth CFIF Fall Workshop, Lisbon, Portugal, October 31-November 2, 2002
Buch, Englisch, Band 15, 299 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 487 g
Reihe: Few-Body Systems
ISBN: 978-3-7091-7301-5
Verlag: Springer Vienna
This volume collects the invited and contributed papers presentedt at the work shop Nuclear Dynamics: from quarks to NUCLEI, which was hosted by Centro de Ffsica das Interacc;6es Fundamentais (CFIF) at Instituto Superior Tecnico (1ST) in Lisbon, Portugal, from October 31st to November 2nd, 2002. The response to this initiative exceeded the initial expectations of the organizers. Participants arrived to Lisbon, not only from countries within a close vicinity to Portugal, but also from Central and Northern Europe, from Africa, from the United States, from South and Central America, and from Japan. This meeting was the 20th in a series of schools or workshops organized every fall in Lisbon. Along the years, the series of meetings has covered a wide range of topics in Nuclear and Particle Physics. The 2002 meeting had two unique features: 1) Nuclear Physics at Intermediate Energies For the first time, the CFIF Fall Meeting focused on nuclear processes at inter mediate energies. In physics, an energy range implies a selection ofthe degrees of freedom which are probed. Experiments and theory at intermediate energies bridge the interesting border between two pictures ofreality: the nucleons, and their accompanying cloud of pions, which make up the nuclei forming most of the matter around us, and the underlying quark-gluon structure of the nucleons themselves. The intriguing connection between the two descriptions is tested by experiments using electrons, photons and mesons, or heavy-ion collisions.
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Electroweak Prohes (I).- Meson Exchange Currents in Quasi-Elastic Electron-Nucleus Scattering.- Parity-Violating Effects in Two- Nucleon Systems.- The Nuclear Interaction and Meson Production From Light Nucle.- N NInteraction in Chiral Constituent Quark Models.- Near Threshold Meson Production in Nucleon-Nucleon Collisions.- The Importance of the Final-State Interaction in np ¡ú¦Çd near Threshold.- Isospin Symmetry Breaking: Experimental Observation.- Electroweak Prohes (II).- Relativistic Analysis of Proton-Proton Bremsstrahlung.- Relativity in Polarized Electron Scattering Observables.- Three-Nucleon Electroweak Capture Reactions.- The Nuclear Medium Under Extreme Conditions.- Nuclear Medium Effects in Hadron Leptoproduction.- Recent Results and Prospects from the STAR Detector and RHIC.- An Estimate of the Percolation Parameter in Heavy Ion Collisions.- Constituent Quark Models and Chiral Symmetry.- Pionic Decays of Hadrons and the Coupling of Pions to Quarks.- Search for the Quark Shell Structure Using the Non-Topological Soliton Model.- Description of Baryons as Relativistic Three-Quark Systems.- Relativityand Electromagnetic Observables.- Relativistic Theory of Few-Body Systems.- Longitudinal Response Functions for Quasielastic Electron Scattering in Relativistic Nonlinear Models.- Photo-and Electrodisintegration of Few-Body Systems Revisited.- Non-Nucleonic Degrees of Freedom.- Dynamical Model of Electroweak Pion Production Reactions.- ’t Hooft Determinant: Fluctuations and Multiple Vacua.- Does it Make Sense to Talk About a ? Isobar?.- Relativity, Chiral Symmetry, and Form Factors of Baryons and Mesons.- Relativity, Chiral Symmetry, and the Nucleon Electromagnetic Form Factors.- Current Density Operators in Relativistic Quantum Mechanics.- Light-FrontTime Picture of the Bethe-Salpeter Equation.- Nuclear Structure and Binding.- Energy Spectra of9?Be.- Analysis of Light Nuclei by the AMD Method with Realistic N N Potentials.- Evidence of Tensor Correlations in the Nuclear Many-Body System Using a Modern N N Potential.- Experimental Study of Nuclear Few-Body Systems at Jefferson Lab.- Tributes to Peter Sauer.- From ? - d to ? - Tumor: Peter Sauer’s Influence as a Teacher.- From Physics to Consulting.- Celebrating Peter Sauer: an Occasion to Look at Nuclear Physics in Perspective.- List of Participants.- Author index.
