A Vision of Hadronic Physics
arXiv:1404.1118 · doi:10.1051/epjconf/20147301018
Abstract
We present a vision for the next decade of hadron physics in which the central question being addressed is how one might win new physical insight into the way hadronic systems work. The topics addressed include the relevance of model building, the role of spontaneously broken chiral symmetry, spectroscopy, form factors and physics in the deep inelastic regime.
Invited talk presented at MENU2013, Rome October 2013
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