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Strong Interactions in the Standard Model: Massless Bosons to Compact Stars
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The Standard Model of particle physics (SM) was formulated roughly fifty years ago; and with discovery of the Higgs boson at CERN in 2012, it became complete. Yet, despite the SM’s enormous body of successes, it still presents an array of unsolved problems. Primary amongst them is the following question: Can the SM explain the origin of nuclear size masses? This is the puzzle of emergent hadron mass (EHM), whose solution is supposed to lie within quantum chromodynamics (QCD). EHM could provide the unifying explanation for all the SM’s remarkable nonperturbative phenomena, including confinement and absolute stability of the proton, the proton’s mass and radii, the lepton-like scale of the pion mass and its hadron-like radius, and so much more, running up to the character and composition of dense astrophysical objects. As a source of mass, EHM interferes constructively with a range of Higgs boson effects. For instance, such feedback sets the kaon apart from the pion and separates heavy quark systems from those containing only light quarks. Presented with such a plethora of interrelated phenomena, whose implications reach throughout Nature, the World has responded with huge investments of personnel and resources in strong interaction experiment and theory. Reflecting the scope of associated endeavours, this volume collects a diverse range of perspectives on the problem of EHM, its observable manifestations, and the approaches and tools that are today being employed to deliver an insightful understanding and, perhaps, finally, a solution.
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Keywords
- Baryon asymmetry
- compact stars
- confinement
- confinement of gluons and quarks
- continuum Schwinger function methods
- continuum Schwinger methods
- core-corona decomposition
- Dark Matter
- Dark-Matter admixture
- dynamical chiral symmetry breaking
- Dyson–Schwinger equations
- electric dipole moments
- emergence of hadron mass
- exclusive meson photo- and electroproduction
- exclusive reactions with the CLAS and CLAS12 detectors
- fragmentation function
- generalised partons distributions
- gluon mass generation
- hadron form factors
- hadron spectra
- hadron structure and interactions
- Hadrons
- impact of core mass
- lattice QCD
- lightfront wave functions
- non-perturbative quantum field theory
- nonperturbative
- nonperturbative quantum field theory
- nucleon
- nucleon resonance photo- and electroexcitation amplitudes
- nucleon resonance spectrum and structure
- parton distribution functions
- phase diagram
- Polarized beams
- QCD
- QCD evolution
- QCD matter
- QCD phase transitions
- Quantum chaos
- Quantum Chromodynamics
- running coupling constant
- Schwinger mechanism
- Schwinger–Dyson equations
- spin structure
- spin-related effects
- storage rings
- strong interaction
- thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science
- thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PH Physics
- thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PH Physics::PHQ Quantum physics (quantum mechanics and quantum field theory)
- transverse-momentum-dependent factorization
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-1502-9Editions