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Hadrons, known to be the effective degrees of freedom of “strong" interactions, that emerge from the fundamental degrees of freedom (quarks and gluons) at the low-energy scales demand nonperturbative approaches for an understanding from first principles. In this talk, I will discuss how the composition of the hadron spectrum can be studied using numerical simulations of Quantum Chromo- Dynamics (QCD), the theory of strong interactions. Starting with the basic idea on how to extract masses of strong interaction stable hadrons in such investigations, I will discuss some of the intriguing details involved in modern day efforts to understand hadron-hadron interactions that result in resonances and other features in related scattering amplitudes using simulations of QCD on a finite volume Euclidean space-time grid, otherwise referred to as lattice QCD.
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