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Extension of the axiomatic analyticity domain: pion-nucleon scattering
Author(s) -
Gerald Sommer
Publication year - 1967
Publication title -
il nuovo cimento a
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0369-3546
DOI - 10.1007/bf02818411
Subject(s) - unitarity , physics , ellipse , scattering , domain (mathematical analysis) , pion , mathematical physics , gravitational singularity , scattering amplitude , intersection (aeronautics) , dispersion relation , nucleon , reflection (computer programming) , complex plane , plane (geometry) , mathematical analysis , quantum mechanics , particle physics , mathematics , geometry , astronomy , engineering , aerospace engineering , computer science , programming language
Summary  Starting from analyticity in the topological product of the cuts-plane and the circle ¦t¦μ 2 and using unitarity several times, the domain of validity of fixed-t dispersion relations for elastic πN scattering is extended to a larger domainD πn which is shown to contain the negative real axis fromt=0 to the «inelastic point»t=−18.0μ2. Thus, as in meson-meson scattering, the only reason which prevents one from continuing further to the left, is our lack of knowledge about possibly occurring singularities above inelastic threshold. Using also a recent result of Bessis and Glaser, the best domain is found to be the intersection of the large Lehmann ellipse fors=(M+2μ)2 with the large Lehmann ellipse fors=(M+2μ)2+8μ(M+μ). In the elastic region the analyticity domain of the absorptive part extends to the border of the Mandelstam support. Partial-wave amplitudes are found to be analytic in two disconnected regions which touch the circle ¦s¦=M 2−μ 2 from inside and outside ins=M 2−μ 2.

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