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This publication makes a speciality of the research of heavy quarkonium creation at high-energy colliders as a useful gizmo to give an explanation for either the perturbative and non-perturbative elements of quantum choromodynamics. It offers the 1st entire comparability among the idea and up to date experiments and clarifies a few longstanding puzzles within the heavy quarkonium construction mechanism. additionally, it describes intimately a brand new framework for imposing specific computations of the actual observables in quantum box theories in accordance with lately constructed concepts. it may be used to simulate the complex collider setting of the massive Hadron Collider on the Conseil Européen pour l. a. Recherche Nucléaire (CERN). Its accomplishment means that the Monte Carlo simulations for high-energy physics experiments have reached the bounds of precision. It bargains readers a wealth of invaluable details at the proper techniques.
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