Lepton-Hadron Inclusive Scattering and QCD

  • J. Steinberger
Chapter
Part of the The Subnuclear Series book series (SUS, volume 18)

Abstract

One of the most important developments in physics in the last decade is the evolution of a serious pretender to the theory of strong interactions, the Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD)1. In principle, the theory encompasses all strong interaction phenomena, however, at present, quantitative predictions are possible only for a limited number of experimental domains. The most quantitative predictions of QCD are still those for lepton-hadron inclusive scattering. In this lecture, the status of the comparison of the theory with experiment is reviewed.

Keywords

Structure Function Gluon Distribution High Twist Neutrino Scattering European Muon Collaboration 
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© Plenum press, New York 1983

Authors and Affiliations

  • J. Steinberger
    • 1
  1. 1.CERNGeneva 23Switzerland

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