Few-Body Problems in Physics

Covers the field of few-body problems in nuclear, atomic, and molecular physics as well as astrophysics. This conference deals with theoretical and experimental aspects of all these fields where the developments were presented by experts in these fields.

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This conference covered the field of few-body problems in nuclear, atomic, and molecular physics as well as astrophysics. It dealt with theoretical and experimental aspects of all these fields where the most recent developments were presented by experts in these fields. Some questions discussed at the conference were: how the interaction between various nucleons (protons and neutrons) lead to the physical observables in light systems, how particles like protons are excited themselves and how multi-quark systems are formed, as well as what is the role of relativity in all these.