Resonant mode of elastic scattering of protons at ultrahigh energies

Comment on “Coulomb-nuclear interference effects in proton-proton scattering: A simple new eikonal approach”

“…The expression in curly brackets was considered in [4] as the result of expansion of the phase factor, and with this interpretation it coincides with the result of West and Yennie [3]. However, in fact, the exact solution (18) suggests that only the second contribution in curly brackets in (20) is exponentiated. If we do expansion based on (19), we obtain…”

“…In addition to the above discussion, we note that correlations between the internal parts of protons can increase with increasing energy of the collision. Such a behavior is predicted in the generalized parton model which takes into account the transverse parton motion [18,19,20]. In this model, the increase in the correlations occurs due to the strengthening of the coupling between the partons simultaneously with the accelerated growth with the energy of the transverse sizes of the protons.…”

The Invariance of Inelastic Overlap Function

“…[8]. It is also suggested to associate this mode with effective resonance formation resulting from " an exceptional intermediate state that unites the correlated patrons" [9][10][11].…”

The invariance of inelastic overlap function

“…For discussion of correlation of the S-matrix unitarity and confinement see [8]. It is also suggested to associate this mode with effective resonance formation resulting from " an exceptional intermidiate state that unites correlated partons" [9][10][11].…”