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This report discusses research in the following topics: Hadron structure physics; relativistic heavy ion collisions; finite- temperature QCD; real-time lattice gauge theory; and studies in quantum field theory.

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Pages : 47

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This report briefly discusses the following topics: quark-gluon plasma and high-energy collisions; hadron structure and chiral dynamics; nonperturbative studies and nonabelian gauge theories; and studies in quantum field theory.

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This report discusses topics in the following areas: QCD transport theory; minijets in hadronic and nuclear collisions; lattice gauge theory; hadronic matter and other studies; and strong electromagnetic fields. (LSP).

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Category : Power resources
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Pages : 782

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Category : Science
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Pages : 748

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The report describes research in theoretical quantum chromodynamics, including effective field theories of hadronic interactions, properties of strongly interacting matter at extreme energy density, phenomenology of relativistic heavy ion collisions, and algorithms and numerical simulations of lattice gauge theory and other many-body systems.

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Pages : 1148

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Progress on problems in quantum gravity and QCD, made during the period 9/92--9/93, and proposed research for the coming year, are summarized. Over the last year the author has proposed a dynamic mechanism underlying the observed Lorentzian signature of spacetime, and also a new quantization scheme for gravity, based on a transfer matrix approach. This transfer matrix formulation is not only a possible solution for the well-known {open_quotes}problem of time{close_quotes} in quantum gravity, but also predicts that Newton's constant is not really a constant -- it should be subject to quantum fluctuations. In addition, together with two European collaborators, the author has done some further work on the abelian projection model of quark confinement. This work in quantum gravity and QCD has been reported in various publications, and the author briefly describes each of these investigations.