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The success of Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) in its perturbative,high momentum
transfer regime, leads to the expectation that it is thegeneral theory for the
strong interaction of hadrons. But the direct, lattice QCD, calculations of non-perturbative
multi-hadron reactions are not now feasible. I will describe a model for QCD
which incorporates its critical features of asymptotic freedom with quark and
gluon degrees of freedom at short range, and confinement to hadron degrees of
freedom at long range. In this hybrid model the inner and outer regions are
connected by a boundary condition determined by R-Matrix theory, enabling the
description of the transition from confinement to asymptotic freedom. A
consequence is the prediction of exotic multi-quark state resonances, whose
position and width are mainly determined by perturbative QCD with gluon
exchange, but are coupled to the continuum and molecular resonances by the long
range hadron exchange forces. Observable consequences in the baryon-baryon (S=0,|1
and|2), and meson-baryon (S=1) sectors will be described and compared with
available data. Ways to improve the accuracy and realism of the model will be
described.
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