The Infrared Boundary of Perturbative QCD
Victor Elias
Abstract
Evidence is reviewed suggesting that QCD remains a perturbative theory with a (relatively) small coupling constant down to a distinct infrared boundary on perturbative physics, a boundary corresponding to the momentum scale associated with a beta-function pole.
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