Quarks in nuclei

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From Collective States to Quarks in Nuclei

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The quark model of nuclear forces is reviewed to illustrate the new perspective brought to nuclear theory by the quark structure of hadrons. The possible appearance of explicit quark effects is discussed in terms of the production of multiquark states by inelastic electron scattering and of nodal analyses of hadronhadron phase shifts.

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Hartmuth Arenhövel Anna Maria Saruis

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Wa Wong, C. (1981). Quarks in nuclei. In: Arenhövel, H., Saruis, A.M. (eds) From Collective States to Quarks in Nuclei. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 137. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-10570-0_37

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