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Hadronic Atoms in QCD + QED

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Hadronic Atoms in QCD + QED
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Publisher: arXiv.org
Number of pages: 140

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We review the theory of hadronic atoms in QCD + QED, based on a non-relativistic effective Lagrangian framework. We first provide an introduction to the theory, and then describe several applications: meson-meson, meson-nucleon atoms and meson-deuteron compounds. Finally, we compare the quantum field theory framework used here with the traditional approach, which is based on quantum-mechanical potential scattering.

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