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The ARC Special Research Centre for the Subatomic Structure of Matter  

Enquiries: +61 8 8313 3533  

Location: Level 1, Physics Building, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA  

Mailing Address: CSSM, Rm. 126, Lvl 1 Physics Building, University of Adelaide, SA 5005, Australia  
The University of Adelaide

Research and Publications

Links to SPIRES database, to read the abstract of full text, follow the link from SPIRES to the Los Alamos mirror:au below the paper that you are interested in.

Browse by current personnel

Name Link to Publications at SPIRES
Prof. Anthony G. Williams A. G. Williams
A/Prof. Derek B. Leinweber D. Leinweber
Dr. Lorenz von Smekal Von Smekal
Dr. Rodney J. Crewther R. Crewther
Prof. Angus Hurst C. A. Hurst
A/Prof. Max Lohe M. Lohe
Dr. Ayse Kizilersu Ayse Kizilersu
Dr. Ben Lasscock B. Lassock
Dr. André Sternbeck A. Sternbeck
Dr. Alan O'Cais A. O'Cais
Dr. Jonathan Carroll J. Carroll


Browse by year of research

Links to research at SPIRES:

2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997

(note: some papers may not be found by this search.)



Quantum Chromodynamics Visualisations


Discover the Origin of Mass

Visit the world of quarks and gluons at the heart of the atom.

Experience Quantum ChromoDynamics (QCD)

See how quarks and gluons interact in CSSM visualizations featured in the 2004 Nobel Prize Lecture. Read the story published by the University of Adelaide's "Adelaidean" on the 17th of December 2004. Visit the world of quarks and gluons at the heat of the atom.

Ponder Strangeness in the Proton

Strange quarks play an important role in the structure of the proton. This artist's rendition provides a modern interpretation of the composition of a proton and how expermentalists probe its structure.



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