Physics of High Energy QCD

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Jun 2010

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TOURS SYMPOSIUM ON NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND ASTROPHYSICS-VII. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 1238, pp. 69-76 (2010).

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Nuclear Physics

Proton Scattering, Hadrons, Gluons, Protons, Inelastic Proton Scattering, Forces In Hadronic Systems And Effective Interactions, Gluons, Protons And Neutrons

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Our common knowledge that a proton is made of just three quarks is not true if one looks at the proton which undergoes high-energy scattering with any kind of target. QCD rather predicts that the proton in high-energy scattering looks like a bunch of huge numbers of `gluons', which are gauge particles mediating interaction between quarks. Such dense gluonic states are called ``Color Glass Condensates (CGC)''. I will explain how the CGC appears at high energies and show several experimental evidences for that. I will also discuss the importance of CGC in the physics of LHC and high-energy cosmic rays.

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