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Glauber shadow and inelastic contributions to πd scattering

Тень Глаубера и неупругие вклады в πd рассеяние

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Summary

The contribution of inelastic intermediate states in the elastic πd scattering is estimated using a Regge-pole model. It is shown that this effect can fill the dip which otherwise should be present in the differential cross-section.

Riassunto

Il contributo degli stati intermedi inelastici alla diffusione elastica pione-deutone viene valutato usando un modello a poli di Regge. Si mostra così che questo effetto può colmare il minimo che sarebbe altrimenti presente nella sezione d'urto differenziale.

Резюме

Используя модель полюсов Редже, оценивается вклад неупругих промежуточных состояний в упругое πd рассеяние. Показывается, что этот эффект может заполнить провал, котовый появился бы, в противном случае, в дифференциальном поперечном сечении.

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    G. Alberi & L. Bertocchi

  2. International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste

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Alberi, G., Bertocchi, L. Glauber shadow and inelastic contributions to πd scattering. Nuovo Cimento A (1965-1970) 61, 203–214 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02755124

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