Fundamental Interactions and CosmologyJ. AUDOUZE (Ed), J. Thanh Van Tran Atlantica Séguier Frontières, 1985 - 520 من الصفحات |
المحتوى
CHAPTER 1 | 13 |
THE GLASHOWSALAMWEINBERG THEORY | 34 |
CHAPTER 3 | 59 |
CHAPTER 4 | 87 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 117 |
PERROTTET An elementary introduction to exact gauge theories | 121 |
Symmetries and conservation laws | 154 |
Quantum electrodynamics as a gauge theory | 160 |
Conclusion | 206 |
P FAYET Unified field theories | 209 |
S TURNER The inflationary paradigm | 267 |
KOUNNAS A maximally symmetric supergravity | 331 |
A MAZURE Largesized clustering in the expanding universe | 359 |
J SILK Galaxy formation | 405 |
G CHAMBON Observational cosmology The large projects | 437 |
VIGROUX Current problems for astronomical | 457 |
The perturbative solution to the equations of motion | 168 |
Introduction to quantum chromodynamics | 187 |
Parton model and weak boson production | 197 |
G VEDRENNE Observational cosmology The major projects | 475 |
List of participants | 517 |
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