Muhammad Kamran
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A critical assessment of the dipole pomeron model with linear and curved trajectories is conducted. It is argued that the former version appears to be eliminated by the collider data. The latter version, however, could be regarded as a serious candidate for the description of the data after some modification.
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A critical assessment of the dipole pomeron model with linear and curved trajectories is conducted. It is argued that the former version appears to be eliminated by the collider data. The latter version, however, could be regarded as a serious candidate for the description of the data after some modification.
Key concepts: Pomeron, Collider, Physics, Dipole, Particle physics, Superconducting Super Collider, Nuclear physics, Particle accelerator