  One flavor QCD is a rather intriguing variation on the underlying theory of
hadrons. In this case quantum anomalies remove all chiral symmetries. This
paper discusses the qualitative behavior of this theory as a function of its
basic parameters, exploring the non-trivial phase structure expected as these
parameters are varied. Comments are made on the expected changes to this
structure if the gauge group is made larger and the fermions are put into
higher representations.
