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Effective chiral models of nuclear matter and nuclei

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The low-energy physics of strong interactions suffers from the lack of a perturbation expansion of QCD in this regime. The use of phenomenological models is therefore unavoidable. The models should be based on general symmetry properties of QCD. A SU (3) chiral model for the description of hadronic properties as well as of nuclei and hypernuclei is presented.

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Lectures given at the Indian-Summer School on Relativistic Heavy-Ion Physics-RHIP'99, Prague (Czech Republic), August 30–September 3, 1999.

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Schramm, S. Effective chiral models of nuclear matter and nuclei. Czech J Phys 50 (Suppl 2), 52–71 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10582-000-0031-z

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