Space-time description of the hadron interaction at high energies

Abstract

This is a classical paper by Vladimir Gribov (1930-97) which has influenced the understanding of high energy hadron collisions and deep inelastic scattering for several decades, and is still important today. Gribov's main assumption - that partons have limited transverse momenta - was later proved to be satisfied in QCD, modulo logarithmic corrections. However, QCD was just coming into existence at the time of the lecture, and Gribov used the super-renormalizable ϕ^3 theory to illustrate his points.

arXiv commentLecture given at the VIII Winter Petersburg NPI School in the beginning of 1973. Translated from Russian by J.Nyiri, M.Strikman and V.Petrov. 26 pages, 26 EPS figures

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