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Partons, Factorization and Resummation, TASI95
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I review the treatment of high-energy QCD in Minkowski space, with an emphasis on factorization theorems as extensions of the operator product expansion. I discuss how the factorization properties of high-energy cross sections and amplitudes lead to evolution equations that resum large logarithms for two-scale problems.
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