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The Laureates
David J. Gross, Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics
H. David Politzer, Caltech Particle Theory Group
Frank A. Wilczek, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Particle Physics and the Four Forces of Nature
The Official String Theory Site
Strong Interaction, Science Fair Projects Encyclopedia
The fundamentals of matter and force, The Particle Adventure
Explore the smallest components of matter, Hands on CERN
Forces, Nobelprize.org

Other Articles/Books
“QCD Made Simple”, Physics Today August 2000, p. 22.
“Joining up the dots with the strong force”, CERN Courier June 2004, p. 23, C. Davies.
“The W and Z at LEP”, CERN Courier May 2004, p. 21, C. Sutton and P. Zerwas.
“Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics Comes of Age”, Physics Today February 2004, p. 45, C. De Tar and S. Gottlieb
In search of the ultimate building blocks, Cambridge University Press 1997, G. ‘t Hooft.

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