Titlebook: Short-Distance Phenomena in Nuclear Physics; David H. Boal,Richard M. Woloshyn Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 1983 hadron.heavy ion.nucl

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978-1-4684-4627-2Plenum Press, New York 1983

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QCD as a Basis for Quark and Nuclear Forces,Quarks are constituents of nucleons, which are in turn the building blocks of nuclei. Now that high energy physicists believe that they have a viable theory of quark forces, at least within nucleons, an obvious question is whether we can exploit the theory to better understand the nuclear forces.

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The Successes and Failures of the Constituent Quark Model,As I mentioned in my 1978 Banff lectures. a nonrelativistic constituent quark model has been remarkably successful in describing many phenomena in hadron physics.. However, there are other areas where the model has been spectacularly unsuccessful.. George Zweig used to say that the quark model. gives an excellent description of half the world.

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Anomalons, Honey and Glue in Nuclear Collisions,In these lectures, I will cover three rapidly evolving areas of current research in the field of high energy nuclear collisions. Extensive reviews of additional topics can be found in Refs. 1 and 2. The topics covered here address the following questions:

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The Interacting Boson Model,In order to present the interacting boson model and its relationship to other nuclear structure theories a short introduction is necessary.

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