Few Body Systems and Nuclear Forces. 8. International Conference Held in Graz, August 24-30, 1978: Part 1 (Lecture Notes in Physics)

Neutron-proton charge exchange scattering between 200 and 600 MeV.- n-p Charge exchange scattering from 150 TO 800 MeV.- Nucleon-nucleon scattering in a non-Abelian gauge theory.- Coupled channel effects on nucleon-nucleon phase shifts and resonances.- Nucleon-nucleon potential from Regge-Pole theory in momentum space.- N-N potential from Regge-Pole theory.- On the potential reconciliation of the n-p 3S1-3D1 and 3D2 phase parameters and the quadrupole moment of the deuteron.- Role of non-iterative diagrams in nn-scattering.- Correlations between potentials and observables in the nn interaction.- Particle mixing and charge asymmetric an forces.- Treatment of divergent expansions in scattering theory.- Measurements on bound antinucleon-nucleon systems.- Nonperturbative calculation of nucleon-antinucleon annihilation diagrams in a simple model.- Investigation of the A.N interaction in the deuteron.- Investigation of the ?NN, ??N and ??? formfactor.- Light front field theory treatment of the 2n problem.- Unity of relativistic corrections and meson exchange currents.- Nucleon - Nucleon phase shifts calculated using the Blankenbecler - Sugar equation.- Quasi-elastic electron scattering and the momentum distribution of the deuteron.- Neutron-proton capture total cross section between 38 and 73 MeV.- The neutron electric form factor and quasi-elastic electron-deuteron scattering.- The electron-deuteron tensor polarization and the short range behaviour of the deuteron wave function.- Deuteron formfactor calculations with the Bethe-Salpeter equation.- Relativistic calculation of the photon circular polarization in np??d process.- Thermal n-p radiative capture.- Special coherent states for ?-n scattering.- On the field-theoretic approach to low-energy ?-Ninteraction.- S-wave pion-nucleon phase shifts in Padé approximation.- Some considerations of the nucleon as a bound triquark.- Multiquark dibaryon resonances.- High energy p-p elastic scattering and constituent multiple scattering model.- A new stable dibaryon.- Proton-proton bremsstrahlung.- Proton-proton bremsstrahlung with polarized protons.- Isobar excitation in proton-proton bremsstrahlung.- Criteria for the choice of p-p bremsstrahlung experiments.- The interference of initial and final state amplitudes in p-d bremsstrahlung near the break-up threshold.- Off-energy-shell continuation of the two-body T-matrix in the presence of resonances.- The coulomb contribution to proton-proton scattering phase shifts.- The Coulomb contribution to ?+-p phase shifts.- The one photon exchange potential in configuration space.- The Coulomb interference term in polarization analysis and the determination of the transition matrix.- Polarized proton-proton scattering at intermediate energies.- Polarization measurement in proton-proton scattering at 6.14 MeV.- Measurement of spin interactions in high Pt proton-proton elastic scattering.- Measurement of the component Ayy of the spin-correlation tensor for p-p elastic scattering at 10 MeV.- D,R,A and P for small angle p-p elastic scattering at 312,392 and 493 MeV.- NP triple scattering experiments and I=O NN phase shifts.- Status of n-p measurements and phase shift analyses near 50 MeV.- The production of pions by polarized protons incident on hydrogen and deuterium.- Quasi-elastic scattering of polarized protons.- The three-nucleon bound state computed with explicit ?(1236) components.- Solution of the bound trinucleon including the effects of the isobar ?(1236).- Perturbation approach to the 3He bound state with the reidsoft-core potential.- Three nucleon observables with meson theoretical interactions.- Charge-dependent three-body force with N*(1236) in the intermediate states.- The N-D and N-D* momentum distributions.- Electromagnetic structure of 3He and 4He at large momentum transfer.- S-matrix pole trajectories in the 3N-system.- Is there a three neutron resonance?.- Three-body reactions with charged particles.- Unexpected behavior of the cc