Methods and Models for Hadron Physics

C. Davies; E. Klempt; E. Pallante; F. J. Yndurain (Panel); C. Bugg; H. Koch; H. Lipkin; J. Lee-Franzini; K. Seth; L. Maiani (Chair); P. Faccioli

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Methods and Models for Hadron Physics

C. Davies , S. Faccini , H. Lipkin , L. Maiani (Chair) , F. J. Yndurain (Panel); C. Bugg , S. Eidelman , P. Faccioli , S. Glazek

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Y. Glozman E. Klempt H. Koch J. Lee-Franzini R. Mussa E. Pallante S. Paul K. Seth U. Wiedner (Contributors); M.P. Lombardo S. Miscetti S. Pacetti (Convenors)

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A round table held during the Hadron07 Conference focusing on experimental observations of new hadronic states, on theoretical perspectives for their description, and on the role of hadronic spectroscopy in furthering our knowledge of the fundamental theory of strong interactions.

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