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Is QCD Relevant to Nuclear Physics

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We review recent work on baryon structure in a number of QCD-motivated models. After establishing a prima facie case that the quark model should be relevant if we are to have a consistent description of the nucleus over a wide range of momentum transfer, we look for experimental confirmation. The discussion includes the search for exotic states, for a six quark component of the deuteron, and an up to date report on the interpretation of the EMC effect.

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Thomas, A.W. (1985). Is QCD Relevant to Nuclear Physics. In: Lilley, J.S., Nagarajan, M.A. (eds) Clustering Aspects of Nuclear Structure. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5366-6_19

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