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Geometrical Pictures in Hadronic Collisions cover

The book centers mainly on the geometrical ideas on hadron scattering as generated by C-N Yang and his collaborators. The relation of elastic scattering amplitude with the hadronic form factors is obtained via the Chou-Yang model.


Contents:
  • Two Body Scattering Processes:
    • Chou-Yang Model for Elastic Scatterings
    • Experimental Confirmation and Consequences
    • Hadronic Form Factors
    • Analytic Models
    • Inelastic Two Body Scattering
  • Reprints:
    • Some Speculations Concerning High-Energy Large Momentum Transfer Processes (T-T Wu & C-N Yang)
    • Model of Elastic High-Energy Scattering (T-T Chou & C-N Yang)
    • Chou-Yang Model, Current-Current Interaction and Nucleon-Nucleon Scattering (S-Y Lo)
    • Opaqueness off pp Collisions from 30 to 1500 GeV/c (A-W Chao & C-N Yang)
    • Spin Structure of Proton-Proton Scattering the Current-Current Interaction Picture (D-J Clarke & S-Y Lo)
    • Determination of the Pion Form Factor at Large Momentum Transfer Squared (C-H Lai et al.)
    • Zeros in the Droplet Model (S-Y Lo)
    • Limit of Cross-Sections at Infinite Energy (H Cheng & T-T Wu)
  • Fragmentation:
    • Hypothesis of Limiting Fragmentation and Experimental Confirmation
  • Reprints:
    • Experimental Tests of Limiting Fragmentation at the ISR (G Belletini et al.)
    • Remarks About the Hypothesis of Limiting Fragmentation (T-T Chou & C-N Yang)
    • Multiplicity Fluctuation and Multiparticle Distribution Functions in High-Energy Collisions (C Quigg et al.)
    • Remarks on Multiplicity Fluctuations and KNO Scaling in pp Collider Experiments (T-T Chou & C-N Yang)
    • and other papers

Readership: High energy physicists and nuclear physicists.