Titlebook: High-Energy Physics and Nuclear Structure; Proceedings of the T Samuel Devons Conference proceedings 1970 Plenum Press, New York 1970 High-

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J. S. Trefilscussion about the research landscape of prese- day fundamental theoretical physics. It documents their attempt, out of their highly specialized scienti?c positions, to ?nd a way of communicating about methods, achievements, and promises of the di?erent approacheswhich shape the development of this

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Experimentalist Comments on Electron Scatteringg the same field is also presented. The reason is that there are very few experimental problems and that most of the work of people who have done electron scattering experiments over the last two years have been a comparison of results with various models. So, taking the advantage of the fact that I

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Analogs of Giant Resonances from Photo-Pion Production and from Muon and Pion Captureited by inelastic electron scattering. In T = O nuclei (e.g. .C or .O), they form a T = 1 isotriplet whose T. = ± 1 components exist in the neighboring nuclei (Fig. 1) but whose T. = O component only may be excited by photons or electrons. The photonuclear giant resonance was explained by Goldhaber

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Anomalous q-Dependance of Transverse Electromagnetic Form Factors in 13C and 9Be transfers q<0.6 fm.. Thus the otherwise in that q-range still es-tablished3) low q-limit.does not hold for those transitions. This indicates (a) a “non-collective” transition, and (h) the importance of transverse and/or magnetization current terms in the trans-verse electric matrix elements. We hav

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Single Particle Wavefunctions in a Non-Local Potentialparticle wavefunctions in lowest order in a potential well was at first (1) carried out in terms of an energy independent local potential. When this work was first reported, at the Paris Conference in 1964, Brueckner (2) pointed out that “there are impeccable theoretical reasons for believing that t

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Short-Range Correlations and High-Energy Electron Scatteringdynamical correlations. Actually, the very recept experimental data. on elastic electron scattering by .Li and .O can be explained (using harmonic oscillator wave functions) only by taking into account the effect of these correlations. However, Donnelly and Walker. showed that the form factors are a