Non-Strange Meson Production with Hadronic Probes
arXiv:0810.3500 · doi:10.1142/S0218301309012288
Abstract
Recent progress in the field of meson production in hadron collisions is presented. Special emphasis is put new developments in the application of effective field theory methods to pion production, but also theoretical concepts for two-pion, eta, and vector-meson production will be presented.
Invited talk at the '7th International Conference on Nuclear Physics at Storage Rings' (STORI'08); in revised version: Text unchanged; references corrected
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