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Are the data on the electromagnetic pion form factor and P-wave isovector ππ phase-shift really inconsistent?

S. Dubnička, Ľubomír Martinovič

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An apparent inconsistency in the data which involve the pion form factor, the P-wave isovector pi pi phase-shift and the pion charge radius is examined by using only fundamental properties of the pion form factor.

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An apparent inconsistency in the data which involve the pion form factor, the P-wave isovector pi pi phase-shift and the pion charge radius is examined by using only fundamental properties of the pion form factor.

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An apparent inconsistency in the data which involve the pion form factor, the P-wave isovector pi pi phase-shift and the pion charge radius is examined by using only fundamental properties of the pion form factor.

Key concepts: Isovector, Pion, Physics, Charge radius, Form factor (electronics), Phase (matter), RADIUS, Quantum electrodynamics

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