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Localization of regge poles in potential scattering

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It is shown, by rigorous methods, that for potentialsV(z) holomorphio in the right half-plane, bounded byC|z; | -1-α [0 < α< 1] the Regge poles for Re v>>0 and -(π/2 - Arg v)< Arg k< + π/2 are confined to simple and small domains. IfV(z) is bounded by G|z|-1- {α} exp [-μ Rez] then even fork → + 0, the Regge poles remain confined in a domain which is bounded to the right and which is asymptotic to the imaginary axis in thev plane.

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Si dimostra, con metodi rigorosi, che per potenzialiV(z) olomorfi nel semipiano destro, limitati da C|Z|−1−α[0<α<1], i poli di Regge, per Rev 0 e (π/2-Arg v) < Arg k< + π/2, sono confinati in domini semplici e ristretti. SeV(z) è limitato daCZ -1-αexp[μ Re z], allora, anche perk→ + 0, i poli di Eegge rimangono confinati in un determinate) limite a destra ed asintotieo rispetto all’asse immaginario nel pianov.

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Bessis, D. Localization of regge poles in potential scattering. Nuovo Cim 33, 797–808 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02749896

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