Mechanisms of antiproton interactions at low and high energies
B. Z. Kopeliovich
Abstract
B. Z. Kopeliovich
Abstract
It is shown that a large interaction radius of p-barp interaction at low energies is a consequence of unitarization of the scattering amplitude: a phenomenon analogous to what is expected at ultrahigh energies. In both cases the scattering amplitude has the form of a black-disk amplitude. Without resorting to adjustable parameters we have calculated the slope, the total and differential cross sections for elastic scattering, and the real part of the forward scattering amplitude.
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It is shown that a large interaction radius of p-barp interaction at low energies is a consequence of unitarization of the scattering amplitude: a phenomenon analogous to what is expected at ultrahigh energies. In both cases the scattering amplitude has the form of a black-disk amplitude. Without resorting to adjustable parameters we have calculated the slope, the total and differential cross sections for elastic scattering, and the real part of the forward scattering amplitude.
Key concepts: Scattering amplitude, Amplitude, Scattering, Physics, Elastic scattering, Forward scatter, Antiproton, RADIUS