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Comments on diffraction processes and total cross sections

Some controversial aspects of diffraction dissociation are discussed in the light of some recent results. Evidence is presented that the $A_1$ , $A_3$ , $Q$ and $L$ mass enhancements are not single resonant states and that an N* (l400) is not required. It is suggested that the cross section for diff...

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Autor principal: Morrison, Douglas Robert Ogston
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1974
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/415610
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description Some controversial aspects of diffraction dissociation are discussed in the light of some recent results. Evidence is presented that the $A_1$ , $A_3$ , $Q$ and $L$ mass enhancements are not single resonant states and that an N* (l400) is not required. It is suggested that the cross section for diffraction dissociation is almost equal to that for diffraction elastic scattering and both are slowly rising as does the total inelastic cross section, i.e., as $s^+$ 0.04 or (log s)$^+$ 0.4. The Reggeon exchange part of pp elastic scattering then falls as $s^l$.
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spelling cern-4156102019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/415610engMorrison, Douglas Robert OgstonComments on diffraction processes and total cross sectionsParticle Physics - ExperimentSome controversial aspects of diffraction dissociation are discussed in the light of some recent results. Evidence is presented that the $A_1$ , $A_3$ , $Q$ and $L$ mass enhancements are not single resonant states and that an N* (l400) is not required. It is suggested that the cross section for diffraction dissociation is almost equal to that for diffraction elastic scattering and both are slowly rising as does the total inelastic cross section, i.e., as $s^+$ 0.04 or (log s)$^+$ 0.4. The Reggeon exchange part of pp elastic scattering then falls as $s^l$.CERN-D-Ph-II-PHYS-74-8oai:cds.cern.ch:4156101974-04-17
spellingShingle Particle Physics - Experiment
Morrison, Douglas Robert Ogston
Comments on diffraction processes and total cross sections
title Comments on diffraction processes and total cross sections
title_full Comments on diffraction processes and total cross sections
title_fullStr Comments on diffraction processes and total cross sections
title_full_unstemmed Comments on diffraction processes and total cross sections
title_short Comments on diffraction processes and total cross sections
title_sort comments on diffraction processes and total cross sections
topic Particle Physics - Experiment
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