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Front Matter....Pages I-XII
The Introduction of Quarks....Pages 1-15
Review of Relativistic Field Theory....Pages 17-68
Scattering Reactions and the Internal Structure of Baryons....Pages 69-129
Gauge Theories and Quantum-Chromodynamics....Pages 131-179
Perturbative QCD I: Deep Inelastic Scattering....Pages 181-266
Perturbative QCD II: The DrellβYan Process and the GribovβLevinβRyskin Equation....Pages 267-310
Nonperturbative QCD....Pages 311-385
Phenomenological Models for Non-Perturbative QCD Problems....Pages 387-409
Back Matter....Pages 411-415
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