Theoretical Particle Physics
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The research effort in the next four years under this                      grant will be concentrated in the following areas of                            theoretical particle physics: nonperturbative quantum field                     theory; phenomenology of "standard model" interactions;                         perturbative "quantum chromodynamics"; gauge field theories;                    string theories; quantum electrodynamics; selected astrophysics                 topics; and computational physics, including development of                     high-level coding for complex scientific problems (GIBBS                        project).                                                                            This is a broad range of topics at the frontiers of                        elementary particle theory; this work should play a major role                  in helping us understand the basic constituents of matter                       (protons, neutrons, electrons, mesons, quarks, etc.) and the                    ways in which they interact.  The work includes portions of                     direct relevance to ongoing and planned experiments and more                    theoretical work that could lead to future experimental tests.
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