Heavy Quark Physics

By A. Manohar, M. Wise. 2000

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Preface 1. Review 2. Heavy quarks 3. Radiative corrections 4. Nonperturbative corrections 5. Chiral perturbation theory 6. Inclusive weak decay Index.

Subfields: Radiation

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