Alex J. Dragt
Abstract
It is shown that a knowledge of the two-particle scattering amplitude below inelastic threshold places restrictions on the amount of four-particle production at high angular momenta. Conversely, if there is no four-particle production, there is no elastic scattering.
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It is shown that a knowledge of the two-particle scattering amplitude below inelastic threshold places restrictions on the amount of four-particle production at high angular momenta. Conversely, if there is no four-particle production, there is no elastic scattering.
Key concepts: Production (economics), Particle (ecology), Physics, Matrix (chemical analysis), Scattering, Particle physics, Quantum mechanics, Materials science