Facts and Prospects of Gauge Theories: Proceedings of the XVII. Internationale Universitätswochen für Kernphysik 1978 der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz at Schladming (Steiermark, Austria), 21st February - 3rd March 1978: Few-Body Systems, cartea 19/1978

Opening Address.- Elementary Introduction to Gauge Theories.- Effects of Topological Charge in Gauge Theories.- Topological Methods for Gauge Theories.- Lattice Gauge Fields.- Gauge Fields on a Lattice (Selected Topics).- Chromodynamic Theory of Hadrons.- Jets and QCD.- Supersymmetry and Gauge Theories of Weak and Electromagnetic Interactions.- Gauge Theories of Gravitation.- High-Energy Neutrino Experiments.- Hadron Induced Lepton Production.- Charm and Heavy Lepton Production by e+-e? Interactions.- Analysis of T-violation without Assumed CPT.- KSO Decays and Lorentz Invariance.- A Unified Gauge Theory without ?-e Universality.- Classical Limit for Arbitrary Commutation Relations.- Nonlocal Properties of Fermionic Matter in Strong Gravitational Fields.- Low-Energy ?N- and NN-Scattering in Chiral Dynamics with the Use of Superpropagators.- Remarks on Vacuum Structure of Yang-Mills Theory.- Multi-Dimensional Unified Theory.- Remarks on Symanzik’s Approach to Nonrenormalizable Theories.- A Quasi-Metric Associated with SU(2) Yang-Mills Fields.- Observable Consequences of Spontaneously Broken Non-Abelian Symmetries.- Summary.