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Title:Why (e+e) Physics is Fascinating
This paper is an updated version of two unpublished invited review papers presented at the EPS Conference, Wiesbaden, 3-6 October 1972, and at the IV International Sym posium on Multiparticle Hadrodynamics, Pavia, 31 August-4 September 1973. The data on σ(e+e−→ hadrons) have been presented at: i) the XVI International Conference on High-Energy Physics, Batavia, Ill., 1972; ii) the Informal Meeting on Recent Developments in High-Energy Physics, Frascati, 26-31 March 1973; iii) the International Discussion Meeting on (e+e−) Annihilation, Bielefeld, 19-21 September 1973.
Source:LEPTON PHYSICS AT CERN AND FRASCATI (pp 345-379)
Author(s):A. ZICHICHI
On leave of absence from the University of Bologna.

CEBN - Geneva, Switzerland

History:Received 12 Aprile 1974
Abstract:The results obtained by the Bologna-CEBN-Frascati Collaboration during about three years of work at Frascati are reviewed and taken as a basis to show the impact of (e+e) physics in understanding the laws of subnuclear phenomena.
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