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Lectures on quark-hadron duality

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I review the notion of the quark-hadron duality from the modern perspective. The proper theoretical framework in which the problem can be formulated and treated is Wilson's operator product expansion (OPE). Two models developed for the description of duality violations are considered in some detail: one is instanton-based, another resonancebased. The mechanisms they represent are complementary.

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Lectures given at the XIVth Summer School “Understanding the structure of hadrons”, Prague (Czech Republic), July 9–13, 2001.

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Shifman, M. Lectures on quark-hadron duality. Czech J Phys 52 (Suppl 2), B102–B135 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10582-002-0080-6

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