1969
DOI: 10.1103/physrev.187.1905
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General Treatment ofπππA1in the Veneziano Model

Abstract: A two-parameter Veneziano-type model for Tnr-^wAi is discussed from the standpoints of (1) constraints due to partial conservation of axial-vector current, (2) the pion electromagnetic form factor, and (3) partial widths r (X -» A IT) for X along the leading trajectory.

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“…If Veneziano forms are to be taken seriously we might expect to find sequences of 77 and A mesons whose poles should be included if we wish to treat the intermediate range for t. 6 Such a discussion is beyond the scope of this paper but it appears that the arbitrariness of F^{t) will still be maintained as long as we require that the matrix element in Eq. (4) has no subtractions in p 2 or k 2 . In any case, unless we impose some symmetry constraint on F^{t) such as proposed by Suura,6 F^{t) will now depend on many unknown inelastic amplitudes involving the heavy IT and A mesons.…”
Section: + (Sj) = C-(ts) = -(Ybf a /M A 2 )(T-mmtb2 11 (St)-(mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If Veneziano forms are to be taken seriously we might expect to find sequences of 77 and A mesons whose poles should be included if we wish to treat the intermediate range for t. 6 Such a discussion is beyond the scope of this paper but it appears that the arbitrariness of F^{t) will still be maintained as long as we require that the matrix element in Eq. (4) has no subtractions in p 2 or k 2 . In any case, unless we impose some symmetry constraint on F^{t) such as proposed by Suura,6 F^{t) will now depend on many unknown inelastic amplitudes involving the heavy IT and A mesons.…”
Section: + (Sj) = C-(ts) = -(Ybf a /M A 2 )(T-mmtb2 11 (St)-(mentioning
confidence: 99%