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The strong coupling: a theoretical perspective

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arxiv 1712.05165 v2 pith:J77EWDIN submitted 2017-12-14 hep-ph

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This contribution to the volume "From My Vast Repertoire - The Legacy of Guido Altarelli" discusses the state of our knowledge of the strong coupling.

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