[en] Another approach to quantum chromodynamics is discussed based on a reformulation of the theory using a transverse lattice and infinite momentum frame techniques. This formulation of quantum chromodymanics has the unique advantage or disadvantage that neither the weak coupling limit nor the strong coupling limit are trivial in the theory. The axial gauge and the transverse lattice formulations and the longitudinal and transverse lattice dynamics are covered. 19 references

[en] I review the dynamical structure of strong coupled QED in the quenched planar limit. The symmetry structure of this theory is examined with reference to the nature of both chiral and scale symmetry breaking. The renormalization structure of the strong coupled phase is analysed. The compatibility of spontaneous scale and chiral symmetry breaking is studied using effective lagrangian methods. 14 refs., 3 figs

[en] The fundamental mechanisms for the dynamical breaking of the electroweak gauge symmetries remain a mystery. This paper examines the possible role of heavy fermions, particularly the top quark, in generating the observed electroweak symmetry breaking, the masses of the W and Z bosons and the masses of all observed quarks and leptons. 27 refs., 10 figs., 4 tabs

[en] The theoretical status of the photon structure function is reviewed. Particular attention is paid to the hadronic mixing problem and the ability of perturbative QCD to make definitive predictions for the photon structure function. 11 references

[en] Theoretical understanding of the photon structure function is reviewed. As an illustration of the pointlike component, the parton model is briefly discussed. However, the systematic study of the photon structure function is presented through the framework of the operator product expansion. Perturbative QCD is used as the theoretical basis for the calculation of leading contributions to the operator product expansion. The influence of higher order QCD effects on these results is discussed. Recent results for the polarized structure functions are discussed

[en] A new experimental frontier has recently been opened to the study of two photon processes. The first results of many aspects of these reactions are being presented at this conference. In contrast, the theoretical development of research ito two photon processes has a much longer history. This talk reviews the many different theoretical ideas which provide a detailed framework for our understanding of two photon processes

[en] A systematic analysis of nonleptonic decay amplitudes is presented using the large N/sub c/ expansion of quantum chromodynamics. In the K-meson system, this analysis is applied to the calculation of the weak decay amplitudes, weak mixing and CP violation. 10 refs., 5 figs., 2 tabs

[en] The structure of gauge and gravitational anomalies will be reviewed. The impact of these anomalies on the construction, consistency, and application of the new superstring theories will be discussed. 25 refs

[en] Anomalies have a diverse impact on many aspects of physical phenomena. The role of anomalies in determining physical structure from the amplitude for π⁰ decay to the foundations of superstring theory will be reviewed. 36 refs

[en] The nonabelian color gauge theory of quarks and gluons has been proposed as the basis for fundamental theory of hadrons. The features of this theory (quantum chromodynamics) are considered which lead to confinement. A transverse lattice formulation of the theory is also discussed, which is used as a basis for calculation of properties of the hadron bound states. The theory is quantized by eliminating the longitudinal degrees of freedom in favour of coulomb potential. Hadrons are formed as bound states of quarks and the symmetric phase gluons