J. H. Hamilton
Abstract
Inaccuracies in the experimental data which might give rise to the discrepancy in the dispersion relations for the forward scattering of negative pions (up to a few hundred Mev) are examined. The discrepancy cannot be removed without contradicting one of the several apparently accurate experimental results. A relation to check charge independence is suggested.
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Inaccuracies in the experimental data which might give rise to the discrepancy in the dispersion relations for the forward scattering of negative pions (up to a few hundred Mev) are examined. The discrepancy cannot be removed without contradicting one of the several apparently accurate experimental results. A relation to check charge independence is suggested.
Key concepts: Pion, Dispersion relation, Scattering, Physics, Independence (probability theory), Dispersion (optics), Quantum electrodynamics, Nuclear physics