Speaker
Prof.
Herbert Fried
(Brown University)
Summary
This presentation will describe in some detail each of the adjectives of the title. This approach is less than three years old; it is analytic in the sense that QCD amplitudes can be estimated using pencil and paper, or calculated in terms of Meijer G-functions; formal gauge invariance can be assured by a long-overlooked rearrangement of the Schwinger Generating Functional, and is made explicit as all gauge-dependent gluon propagators cancel as the sum of all gluon exchanges between any pair of quark lines is performed. Two, new non-perturbative properties appear, Effective Locality, and a need for Transverse Imprecision. Quark-quark and nucleon-nucleon binding potentials are easily found.
Primary author
Prof.
Herbert Fried
(Brown University)
