Inhalt
The Paris nucleon nucleon potential new developments.- Recent developments in the Bonn potential.- Variational approach to many-body problems in finite nuclei.- Magnetic resonances and the spin dependence of the particle-hole force.- A mean field approach to the description of nuclear structure : Interpretations and predictions.- Many-body aspects of electron scattering at intermediate energy.- The giant dipole resonance and??1,??2 photonuclear sum-rules.- Electromagnetic sum rules.- Status of nuclear critical opalescence.- Inelastic electron and proton scattering to pion-like nuclear excited states.- The nuclear ?-excitation.- Three-body wave functions and electromagnetic interactions.- Electrodesintegration of few-body systems.- Exchange currents in the deuteron.- Pion production off light nuclei.- Scaling laws in high energy electron-nuclear processes.- Total photonuclear absorption cross section measurements below the pion photoproduction threshold.- Quasi-deuteron effects at intermediate energies.- Direct mechanism in knockout reactions with real and virtual photons.- A model for hadrons based on the mit bag model.- The chiral bag model and the little bag.- The colour degree of freedom and multiquark states.- Topological interpretation of multiquark states.- Search for dibaryonic resonances of small mass (QDB < 2.3 GeV).- Experimental search for dibaryon resonances.- Present status of (ee'p) experiments.- Future (e,e'p) experiments at IKO.- Saclay activities in electro-and photonuclear physics at intermediate energies and future prospects.- Coincidence measurements with high energy electrons.- Polarization experiments.- Experiments with monochromatic and polarized photon beams.- Photon scattering.- Neutron spectrometry and ?-ray transitions.- Photonuclearphysics with synchrotron radiation.- Medium energy physics with c.w. electron accelerators.- Future developments in pion- and kaon-nuclear physics and the EM probe: Examining electromagnetic entrails.- Quarks in nuclei.- Some issues in photonuclear physics.- Novel techniques in real photonuclear physics.- Intermediate perspectives.