Higher order QCD contributions to electron structure functions

We study deep inelastice ⁺ e ^? scattering with untagged throughgoing target electrons. The corresponding electron structure functions are not trivially related to photon structure functions. Both can be calculated in QCD perturbation theory but the first ones can be measured more easily. In studying next-to-leading log contributions to electron structure functions we find that the leading logQ ² approximation completely fails at present energies. This is due to different scales λ andm _e . A modified leading-log approximation is introduced. Higher order corrections to this approximation are small away fromx=0 or 1.     

Ueber den forensisch-chemischen Nachweis mehrerer Pflanzenstoffe

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Annealing effect on cold drawing of PVC-films

Cold drawing of PVC-films at room temperature depends on thermal pretreatment. Yield stress, difference between yield and draw stress and neck temperature increase, when the samples have been annealed not far below glass transition temperature and subsequently quenched; they decrease by annealing aboveT _g and quenching down to room temperature. These changes of variables characterizing the cold drawing process can be interpreted morphologically by an increase or decrease of free volume in the noncrystalline regions which favour neck formation or render it more difficult respectively.     

Ein nicht-klassischer Hilbertscher Raum

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QCD three-jet production in large-p⊥ processes

The contribution of the hard scattering subprocess quark + quark → quark + quark + gluon to two-particle inclusive distributions at large p_⊥ is studied. It is shown to be accessible experimentally, and agrees with recent data on azimuthal distributions in the adequate kinematical region.