Hadronic Journal Volume 14, Numbers 1- 7 1991

Large book: NO international or priority orders. A full year of issues of the Hadronic Journal bound together in sturdy green library boards for The Rockefeller University, whose bookplate is on the front pastedown. Tight and unmarked contents showing light finger soiling to page edges. 539pp. The many articles include: Spacetime formulations of closed-time path of field theory for multiparticle states; Model for the mass spectrum of hadron resonances; Towards a general theory of convolutive sets with applications to fractals; Hyperspherical treatment of the three nucleon system with soft core potentials; On a possible method for measuring the energy of neutrons in short time emissions; On low temperature detector and superconductivity; On the influence of the "spectator" particle in three-body break-up reactions; Quantum viewpoint of electromagnetic radiation with periodicity conditions - applications to strings; Electromagnetic showers in transparent media and their Faraday effect; The generalized Lapiace equation in special projective relativity; Toward a general theory of convolutive sets; Deuteron-deuteron elastic scattering at high energies; New class of two-dimensional expansion forulas of Fox's H-function involving Legendre functions and Jacobi polynomials; Fourier series and expansions for Fox's H-function of two-variables and two-dimensional heat equation; On a possible evaluation of the zero point contribution to the Planck distribution by the scattering of LEP electrons of thermal radiation; Minkowski space-time and Dirac vacuum as ultrareferential fundamental frame; Quantum group and Lie-adnmissible Q-algebra; Spin asymmetry in inclusive pion production; Linear flow of heat in an infinite region and Hermite polynomials; Constaint on cosmic strings and matter in a Robertson-Walker universe; Quantum mechanics and heat conduction; The projective d'Alembert equation; Photon Bunching and antibunching viewed as a boundary value problem; Born-infeld monopoles and instantons; On the principle of relativity and its violation in the case of a spin procession of moving charged particles; Many dimensional (complex) representation of extended manifolds and monopoles in extended relativity; Modification of the Lorentz metric within the hadronic structure and the randon zero-point field; Kinematics and optics of the Sagnac, Michelson-Gale and related experiments; Noncanonical angular momentum operarors; Lie-isotopic approach to a new hadronization model; and more. Size: 4to - over 9" - 12" Tall. …