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Lagrangian of QED:

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fine-structure constant =

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Quantum Field Theory: Finestructure constant  function of energy or scale due to quantum fluctuations of electron-positron pairs => partial screening of bare charge of the electron at distances less than the compton wavelength of the electron 12

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LEP

Abelean gauge theory: gauge bosons interact only with the fermions

Non-Abelean gauge theories 18

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non-Abelean gauge theory gauge bosons interact with the fermions and with the gauge bosons

LEP experiments: at 91 GeV

as as experiment =>

3 Quarks: u,d,s

violation of „scaling“

p: proton momentum x p: quark momentum 0 < x < 1

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scaling violations in QCD quarks emit gluons! Q1Q1 Q 2 > Q 1 The structure function data exhibit systematic violations of Bjorken scaling

scaling violations 

quark – antiquark potential

Large distance: linear term

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„dimesons“ „pentaquarks“ „dibaryons“

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glue mesons strong mixing with neutral quark-antiquark mesons (thus far not observed)