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Exchange effects in the diffractive behaviour of nuclear Compton scattering

Обменные зффекты в дифракционном поведении комптоновского рассеяния ядер

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Il Nuovo Cimento A (1965-1970)

Summary

We suggest that nuclear Compton scattering below meson production threshold can provide a fundamental tool in the analysis of the exchange effects in nuclei. We evaluate exchange terms and show that they strongly affect the diffractive behaviour even in the low-momentum-transfer region.

Riassunto

Si suggerisce la diffusione Compton su nuclei sotto la soglia di produzione del pione come uno strumento fondamentale nell’analisi degli effetti di scambio nei nuclei. Si valutano i termini di scambio e si mostra che essi ne influenzano fortemente il comportamento diffrattivo anche a basso momento trasferito.

Реэюме

Мы предполагаем, что комптоновское рассеяние ядер ниже порога обраэования меэонов может служить инструментом при аналиэе обменных эффестов в ядрах. Мы вычисляем обменные члены и покаэываем, что они сильно влияют на дифракционное поведение даже в области малых передавемых импульсов.

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Christillin, P., Rosa-Clot, M. Exchange effects in the diffractive behaviour of nuclear Compton scattering. Nuov Cim A 43, 172–180 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02734193

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