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Description
Physicists carry out experiments at the modern accelerators with constantly increasing energy to find out new phenomena and approaches to understanding of internal hadron structure and also answer many questions emerged before them. These experiments agree well on the modern theory of strong interactions, quantum chromodynamics, but there are some results in cosmological observations that can not be explained in this theory and require new approaches and experiments. In that way the increasing of measurement precision and rare event registration, building of other theoretical models and just to name a few can help. Also we think that more detailed analysis of the known interactions can make more clear structure of matter.
Multiparticle production is one of such studies in high energy physics.
We offer the single view to describe annihilation processes of leptons and hadrons. It is based on both QCD quark-gluon jets and phenomenological description of hadronization.
