jhw2002 - (other jhw conferences)
1-3 August 2002
Heidelberg, Germany
published February 15, 2002
Heidelberg, Germany
published February 15, 2002
The talks presented gave an overview of the current state of the physics of high energy
reactions, both from the theoretical and experimental points of view. Special emphasis is on
the physics of strong interaction at high energies in the non-perturbative regime and on the
link between accelerator based physics and the high energy data recorded by cosmic ray
experiments.
Editorial Board
Domokos Gabor (chairman), Kovesi-Domokos Susan, Nachtmann Otto
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Soft and hard QCD
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High energy reactions and vacuum properties
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Scattering amplitudes: from Minkowski to Euclidean space
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Semiclassical Theory of High Energy Collisions and RHIC Puzzles
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High energy reactions and string theory
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Testing pQCD at colliders
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From QCD-instantons at HERA to electroweak (B+L)-violation at VLHC
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Testing the electroweak theory at linear colliders
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High energy cosmic ray observations
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What we can learn from cosmic rays?
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Very high energy cosmic rays and search for physics beyond the standard model
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Status and prospects of high pT physics at the Tevatron
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The meson, in particular the glueball spectrum (experiments)
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Experiments on high energy reactions in the diffractive regime at LHC
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