Passion For Physics, A: Essays In Honor Of Geoffrey Chew, Including An Interview With Chew

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Contents:

• Preface

• Part I:

  • The Analytic and Unitary S Matrix (William R Frazer)
  • How Geoff Got Started? (James S Ball)
  • Interactions with Geoff Chew (Owen Chamberlain)
  • My Years with Professor Chew (Georgella Perry)
  • Complete Sets of Wave-packets (Francis E Low)
  • Salesman of Ideas (John Polkinghorne)
  • Thirty Years of One-Particle Exchange (Michael J Moravcsik)
  • Is There a Problem? (Duane A Dicus and Vigdor L Teplitz)
  • My Experience with the S-Matrix Program (Steven Frautschi)
  • The S-Matrix Theory of Nuclear Forces (R Vinh Mau)
  • Quark Loops and Open Channels in Hadron Mass-Spectrum Dynamics (Louis A P Balázs)
  • What are the Quark and Gluon Poles? (Carleton DeTar)
  • The Pomeron Story (A Capella, Uday Sukhatme, Chung-I Tan & J Tran Thanh Van)
  • A Crucial Probe of the Confinement Mechanism in QCD: Linearly Rising Regge Trajectories (Carl Rosenzweig)
  • Composite Vector Mesons and String Models (Stanley Mandelstam)
  • From the Bootstrap to Superstrings (John H Schwartz)
  • The Ultimate Structure of Matter (Steven Weinberg)
  • On The Uniqueness of Physical Theories (David J Gross)
  • Renormalons and Phenomenology in QCD (Al H Mueller)
  • Stochastic Variables in Four-Dimensional Gauge Theories (G Veneziano)
  • Comments on Heavy Quark Decays and CP Violation (Ling-Lie Chau)
  • 'Coups de Foudre et Passions' of Twelve Lively Years with Geoff (Denyse M Chew)
  • Topological Theory of Strong and Electroweak Interactions (Jerome Finkelstein)
  • Deducing T, C and P Invariance for Strong Interactions in Topological Particle Theory (C Edward Jones)
  • From Baryonium to Hexons (Basarab Nicolescu and V Poénaru)
  • Physics Reports: An Editorial Experiment (Maurice Jacob)
  • A Passion for Physics (Marvin L Goldberger)

• Part II:

  • Bootstrap Physics: A Conversation with Geoffrey Chew (Fritjof Capra)

• List of Contributors

• Publications of G Chew

Readership: Students, researchers and academics interested in particle physics.
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