Lectures from the LAMPF Summer School On Nuclear Structure with Pions and Protons June 22—24, 1977

摘要

A Summer School, on the other hand, could focus on the particular physics of interest and could operate in a relaxed atmosphere conducive to learning. We chose to cover only a fraction of the research done at LAMPF, that involving the study of nuclear structure using pions or high-energy protons as probes.nIt was apparent that recent high-quality data have already had a significant influence on our understanding of pion and high-energy proton reactions. Although the speakers were nominally balanced between theorists and experimentalists, a great deal of overlap occurred as these Proceedings will show. An amusing highlight of the school occurred when just-released copies of preliminary data were eagerly grabbed up by theorists.