Details
Speaker Name/Affiliation
Tom DeGrand/University of Colorado Boulder
When
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Seminar Type
Location (Room)
JILA Auditorium
Event Details & Abstracts
Perhaps "The quark model for an AMO audience'' would be a better title? Anyway, I will tell you a bit about the spectroscopy of strongly interacting particles, a bit about the quark model, a bit about how people calculate the masses of bound states of quarks and gluons, and a bit about some states that I think are particularly interesting.
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