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High-energy proton--proton scattering in the eikonal model.

A. Capella, +3 more
- 01 Jan 1969 - 
- Vol. 63, Iss: 1, pp 141-161
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In this article, the eikonal model for high-energy pp scattering is extended to include spin effects, and a simple parametrization with five arbitrary parameters is chosen.
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The eikonal model for high-energy pp scattering is extended to include spin effects. The single scattering corresponds to the exchange of a flat Pomeranchukon and two (degenerate) secondary trajectories. A very simple parametrization with five arbitrary parameters is chosen. We obtain a good description of the pp data on total and differential cross-sections. the ratio of real to imaginary part of the amplitude at t = 0 and polarizations. for incident momenta between 5 and 20 GeV/c. Predictions for the\(p\bar p\) high-energy scattering, are made. They are in reasonable agreement with the experimental data and exhibit the cross over effect near the right value of the momentum transfer. Some general features of the cikonal model are also discussed.

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TOTAL CROSS SECTIONS OF PROTONS, ANTIPROTONS, $pi$ MESONS AND K MESONS ON HYDROGEN AND DEUTERIUM IN THE MOMENTUM RANGE 6-22 Gev/c

TL;DR: In this paper, the Glauber screening correction was applied to the difference between the particle-deuteron and particle-proton cross sections to obtain particle-neutron cross sections.

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