Quantum Chromodynamics Sum Rules
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Cesareo A. Dominguez
Quantum Chromodynamics Sum Rules
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Cesareo A. Dominguez
Quantum Chromodynamics Sum Rules
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Cesareo A. Dominguez Centre for Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Department of Physics University of Cape Town Cape Town, South Africa
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To Pavel Baikov, Konstantin Chetyrkin, and Johann Kühn for obtaining higher order QCD results allowing for precision determinations from QCD Sum Rules
Preface
This book is intended for readers with a good knowledge of quantum field theory, in
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