Veneziano Amplitude Represented as a Vector on a Complex Plane
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A formal discussion is given of the four-point Veneziano amplitude V(s, t) in terms of Jacobi's elliptic functions and the Schwarz-Christoffel transformations: Three complex planes are introduced in such a way that the amplitude is represented as an Argand diagram of a side of a triangle in one complex plane and, at the same time, as an integral over a corresponding region in another complex plane. It is also suggested that three sides of the triangle give rise to V(s, t), V(t, u) and V(u, s) respectively.
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- 1971-03-25
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