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arxiv nucl-th/0510023 v1 pith:IVDBD4QK submitted 2005-10-06 nucl-th hep-lathep-ph

Five lectures on effective field theory

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Lectures delivered at the 17th National Nuclear Physics Summer School 2005, Berkeley, CA, June 6-17, 2005.

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