In conclusion : a collection of summary talks in high energy physics
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In conclusion : a collection of summary talks in high energy physics
（World Scientific series in 20th century physics, v. 32）
World Scientific, c2003
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This invaluable volume is a collection of conference talks by James D Bjorken, who has made a huge impact on particle physics and the development of the Standard Model. The earliest of these talks was given in 1965, and the latest in 1990. The book provides, from a personal perspective, a glimpse of the complex evolution of the field over those highly productive decades.In Conclusion: A Collection of Summary Talks in High Energy Physics is aimed at a broad spectrum of particle physicists and students, both experimental and theoretical.
Table of Contents
- From Current Algebra to Partons: Theoretical Ideas on Inelastic Electron and Muon Scattering
- Inelastic Lepton Scattering and Nucleon Structure
- Theoretical Ideas on High-Energy Inelastic Electron-Proton Scattering
- Comments on Lepton-Induced Hadron Processes at High Energy
- Inelastic Lepton Scattering and Hadron Substructure
- How Quarks Don't Get Out: Partons
- Multiparticle Processes at High Energy
- Final State Hadrons in Deep-Inelastic Processes and Colliding Beams
- High Transverse Momentum Processes
- General Discussion
- Observability of Quarks
- Summarizing the Evolution of the Standard Model: Summary
- A Theorist's View of e+e- Annihilation
- The November Revolution: A Theorist Reminisces
- Symposium Summary and Prognosis
- Summary Talk: Neutrino '77
- Electron-Positron Annihilation: Some Remarks on the Theory
- The New Orthodoxy: How Can It Fail?
- Proton-Antiproton Collider Physics: Summary Talk
- New Accelerators: Battling the New Orthodoxy: Future Accelerators: Physics Issues
- Remarks on Future Accelerators and Future Physics
- Will the Next Fifteen Years of High Energy Physics Match the Last Fifteen?
- The Future of Experimental High Energy Physics
- What Lies Ahead?
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